2019-20 Men's Golf

U n i v e r s i t y o f I l l i n o i s 2019-20 MEN’S GOLF TABLE OF CONTENTS Head Coach Mike Small ...... 2-8 Assistant Coach Justin Bardgett / Director of Operations Jackie Szymoniak . 8 Bryan Baumgarten ...... 9 Michael Feagles ��11 Giovanni Tadiotto ...... 13 Varun Chopra ...... 15 Brendan O’Reilly ��16 Luke Armbrust ��17 Adrien Dumont de Chassart ...... 18 Noah Gillard ...... 19 Tommy Kuhl ...... 20 Jerrry Ji ...... 21 Olympia Fields Country Club Fighting Illini Invitational ...... 22 2018-19 Review ...... 23-24 2018-19 Results/Statistics ...... 25-30 Team Records ...... 30-34 Individual Records ...... 34-36 Big Ten Championships Results ...... 37 2019-20 ILLINOIS MEN’S GOLF ROSTER NCAA Regional & NCAA Championships Results ...... 38 Name Year Hometown / Previous School Individual Honors ...... 39 Luke Armbrust So. Wheaton, Illinois/St. Francis All-Time Letterwinners ...... 40-41 Bryan Baumgarten Sr. Chicago, Illinois/Granite Bay Varun Chopra Jr. Champaign, Illinois/Urbana Uni Adrien Dumont de Chassart So. Villers la Ville, Belgium/College du Christ-Roi 2019-20 ILLINOIS SCHEDULE Michael Feagles Sr. Scottsdale, Arizona/Brophy College Prep Fall Schedule Noah Gillard So. Greenwood, Indiana/Center Grove Sept. 13-15 Maui Jim Intercollegiate Atlanta, Georgia Jerry Ji Fr. Hoopdorp, Belgium/Haarlemmermeerlyceum Sept. 20-22 OFCC/Fighting Illini Invitational Olympia Fields, Illinois Tommy Kuhl So. Morton, Illinois/Morton Oct. 14-15 Crooked Stick Intercollegiate Carmel, Indiana Brendan O’Reilly Jr. Hinsdale, Illinois/Hinsdale Central Oct. 20-22 Tavistock Collegiate Invitational Windermere, Florida Oct. 28-29 Cypress Point Classic Pebble Beach, California Giovanni Tadiotto Sr. Anderlecht, Belgium/College Du Christ Ro Head Coach: Mike Small (20th year) PRONUNCIATION GUIDE Baumgarten...... Bomb-gar-ten Assistant Coach: Justin Bardgett (1st year) Varun...... vah-Roon Dumont de Chassart...... sha-sart Director of Operations: Jackie Szymoniak (7th year) Feagles...... fee-gulls Kuhl...... cool FIGHTING ILLINI QUICK FACTS Tadiotto...... Tah-dee-oh-toe Location ��Urbana-Champaign, Ill. Director of Operations �� Jackie Szymoniak Founded �� 1867 Years at Illinois ��7th Season Enrollment �� 44,942 Alma Mater �� Georgia ’06 ATHLETICS COMMUNICATIONS Nickname �� Fighting Illini Email ��[email protected] Men’s Golf Contact ��Jenny Dewar Colors ��Orange and Blue Office Phone �� 217-244-1142 Email ��[email protected] Conference �� Big Ten Mailing Address ��1700 South Fourth St. Office Phone �� 217-300-1148 President ��Timothy L. Killeen ��Champaign, IL 61820 Cell Phone �� 847-567-2487 Chancellor ��Robert J. Jones Associate AD/Athletic Communications �� Kent Brown Athletics Director �� Josh Whitman Home Course ��Stone Creek Golf Club Assistant AD/Athletic Communications ��Derrick Burson Par / Yardage ��72 / 7,118 Associate Directors of Athletic Communications ��Derek Neal, Jenny Dewar Head Coach ��Mike Small Rating / Slope ��73.9 / 124 Assistant Directors �� Brett Moore, Libby Knight Years at Illinois ��20th Season Interns ��Michael Girot, Thomas Donley, Hana Johnson Alma Mater ��Illinois ’88 2019 Big Ten Finish �� 1st Office Manager �� Jennifer Fisher Email ��[email protected] Letterwinners Returning / Lost ��X/0 Sports Info Phone �� 217-333-1391 Office Phone �� 217-333-8604 Newcomers �� 1 Websites �� www.fightingillini.com / www.illinimgolf.com Office Fax �� 217-244-9758 NCAA Finish ��T-27th Twitter ��www.twitter.com/illinimgolf Facebook ��www.facebook.com/illinimgolf Assistant Coach �� Justin Bardgett NCAA Appearances �� 27 (last in 2019) Instagram ��www.instagram.com/illinimgolf Years at Illinois ��1st Season Mailing Address ��Athletics Communications Alma Mater �� Colorado ’10 ��1700 S. Fourth Street Email ��[email protected] ��Champaign, IL 61820 Office Phone �� 217-244-7754

2016-17 ILLINOIS MEN’S GOLF // 1 COACHING STAFF MIKE SMALL HEAD COACH // 20TH SEASON

Head coach Mike 2016, becoming one of just two schools Small has brought in NCAA history to do so. Not only that, national recognition but the Orange and Blue have finished to the Illinois golf among the top five teams in the nation in program in his 19 five of the last seven seasons, highlighted years at the helm by an NCAA Runner-Up finish in 2013. of the program. The Since the start of the 2014-15 season, 2015 Dave Williams Small’s Illini have been a consistent force National Coach of among the top 25 in the Golfweek Bushnell the Year has guided Coaches Poll and own the longest streak the Illini to Big ranked in the top spot. Small was again Ten Championship recognized for his coaching success in titles in 10 of the 2016 as he was inducted into the Golf last 11 seasons and Coaches Association of America Hall of coached two NCAA Fame. Small has also guided his players individual champions in that span (Scott Langley: to national recognition as 12 of his players 2010 and Thomas Pieters: 2012). He also has coached have garnered 26 All-America honors. seven consecutive Big Ten Players of the Year in Luke Guthrie - a two-time individual Big Ten champion who Small has been named Big Ten Coach of held the program’s career stroke average record at the the Year a conference-record 11 times in end of his career - Thomas Pieters - a two-time All- his career (2019, 2018, 2017, 2016, 2015, 2013, 2012, 2011, 2010, 2009, 2002) and American who helped the Illini to an NCAA runner-up Small with 2012 NCAA individual champion Thomas Pieters. finish in 2013 - Brian Campbell, who broke Guthrie’s has also been named Midwest Regional season stroke average and earned All-America honors Coach of the Year nine times in his career (2019, 2016, 2015, 2014, 2013, 2011, 2010, 2009, the United States on the national team for the World in 2014 - Thomas Detry a three-time All-American Amateur Team Championships in Argentina and Dylan who is among Illinois’ career stroke average leaders 2003). Under his direction, Illinois athletes have won 26 All-America honors and 50 All-Big Ten accolades. Meyer wore the national colors at the Australian Master - Charlie Danielson – Illinois’ first and only four-time of the Amateurs. All-American who again reset the all-time low season Small’s players continue to see success after college stroke average – Dylan Meyer – a three-time All- as well. Illinois currently boasts several alumni on the In addition to success on the course, Small’s players American and Ben Hogan Award finalist – and Nick PGA, Korn Ferry and European tours in Steve Stricker, have also had academic success, capturing several Hardy – a two-time Individual Big Ten Champion and D.A. Points, Thomas Pieters, Thomas Detry, Scott Big Ten Medal of Honor awards with Scott Langley two-time All-American. In all, Small has coached nine Langley, Brian Campbell, Luke Guthrie, Dylan Meyer, in 2011, Luke Guthrie in 2012 and Charlie Danielson Big Ten Players of the Year with the addition of Scott Nick Hardy and Charlie Danielson. Illinois graduates in 2016. Additionally, his players have earned 53 Langley (2010) and James Lepp (2003). Chris DeForest (2011), Langley (2010, ‘12 and ‘13), Academic All-Big Ten honors. Small provides the Illini Campbell (2015) and Danielson (2016, 2019) also with the unique combination of a respected teacher/ Under Small’s direction, the Illini program has seen coach and a current playing professional wrapped consistent success as his teams have not only continued have qualified for the U.S. Open, as did then-current Illini Hardy in 2015 and 2016 and Meyer in 2018. Both up in one man that has lifted Illinois into national to achieve greatness at the conference level, but on the contender. national level as well. His teams have advanced to the Langley and Campbell earned low amateur finishes at NCAA Championship in each of the last 12 seasons the prestigious tournament. Illinois’ most recent NCAA Small has the distinction of playing on a Big Ten and in 14 of Small’s 19 seasons. The Orange and Blue champion, Pieters, is currently playing on the European championship team and coaching nine. As a former have won five NCAA Regional titles, including four Tour alongside fellow Belgian, Detry. Pieters has had full-time professional, he can share with aspiring consecutive NCAA Regional Championships from 2013- continued his success on the European Tour, with four tour players what it takes to play at the next level. As tournament wins and representing someone who still competes and succeeds at a handful Europe in the Ryder Cup. He also of high-profile events each year, he has had a chance represented his home country of to rub elbows with the likes of Tiger Woods and Phil Belgium in the 2016 Rio Olympics Mickelson. and earned a top-five finish at the 2017 Masters Tournament. Small has continued his professional career while coaching, most recently making his debut on the Several Illini have represented PGA TOUR Champions. Since 2000, he is a three-time the program on a national level, PGA of America National Champion, a three-time PGA competing in the Arnold Palmer Professional National Player of the Year, a 12-time Cup, as Langley also won the IPGA Champion, four-time Illinois Open Champion and clinching match at the Palmer Cup he has participated in 13 major championships. Small in 2010 and Pieters, also helped has made the cut in 15 of 34 PGA TOUR events since he Europe clinch the 2012 Palmer began coaching at Illinois, and has appeared in several Cup by halving both of his singles PGA TOUR Champions events, earning three top 10 matches in the event. Detry went finishes. He was named the 2017 OMEGA Senior PGA 3-1 in helping Europe to a 2014 Professional Player of the Year as well. Palmer Cup win in 2014, while Danielson received the event’s Michael Carter sportsmanship award in 2016. Hardy carried on the tradition, helping the United States win the cup in 2017. Langley, Small with four-time All-American Charlie Danielson in 2015. Pieters and Detry also represented

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HEAD COACH MIKE SMALL COACHING SUCCESS Big Ten Player of the Year, Hardy garnered First-Team • Led Illinois to the NCAA Championships in each of the All-America honors during the season, and Small earned last 12 years and 14 times in the last 19 years. his 10th Big Ten Coach of the Year laurel. Four Illini earned All-Big Ten honors during the campaign, and • Helped his teams to five NCAA Regional Championship four were named to the PING All-Midwest Region team titles, including a streak of four-straight from 2013- as well. After winning two regular season tournaments 2016, becoming one of just two schools in history to win before Big Ten Championship play, the Fighting Illini four Regional Championships in a row. continued postseason play with a runner-up finish at the NCAA Columbus Regional. The squad made its 11th • Coached NCAA champions Scott Langley (2010) and consecutive NCAA Championships appearance during Thomas Pieters (2012). the 2017-18, finishing the season among the top 15 • Coached Big Ten individual champions Luke Guthrie teams (11th). (2011-12), Thomas Pieters (2013), Charlie Danielson • Illinois earned its third consecutive NCAA Semifinalist (2014 co-medalist), Nick Hardy (2015 co-medalist, finish and its third consecutive Big Ten Championship 2018), Thomas Detry (2016), Dylan Meyer (2017) and title during the 2016-17 campaign. Junior Dylan Meyer Adrien Dumont de Chassart (2019). earned medalist honors at the conference championship, • Coached 11 All-Americans to 26 total laurels: Michael and the Illini once again swept the Big Ten yearly honors. Feagles (2019, honorable mention), Nick Hardy (2017, Meyer was named Player of the Year, while Michael Second Team; 2018, First Team), Dylan Meyer (2016, Feagles garnered Freshman of the Year honors. Head honorable mention; 2017, First Team; 2018, Second Coach Mike Small was named Big Ten Coach of the Year Team), Charlie Danielson (2016, first team; 2015, for the ninth time and was also inducted into the Golf second team; 2014, honorable mention; 2013, honorable Coaches Association of America Hall of Fame. Meyer mention), Thomas Detry (2014, honorable mention; 2015 was also named a finalist for the prestigious Ben Hogan second team; 2016 second team), Brian Campbell Award and a First-Team All-American. Nick Hardy was (2014, 2015 second team), Thomas Pieters (2013, also awarded All-America honors. Small accepting the award as low club professional honorable mention; 2012, first team), Luke Guthrie • The 2015-16 campaign featured Illinois’ ninth (2012, second team; 2011, first team), Scott Langley alongside 2011 PGA champion Keegan Bradley. consecutive NCAA Championship appearance and the (2011, honorable mention; 2010, first team; 2009, program’s fourth consecutive NCAA Regional victory. second team), Chris DeForest (2011, honorable mention), Danielson and Thomas Detry both were honorable The Illini took home their second consecutive Big Ten Patrick Nagle (2003, third team) and James Lepp (2003, mention All-Americans. Championship title on their way to a top-three finish at second team; 2002, honorable mention). the National Championship. The Orange and Blue were • In 2012-13, the Illini stunned the world of college • 11-time Big Ten Coach of the Year (2019, 2018, 2017, voted the No. 1 team in the nation in five Bushnell/ golf, finishing as the NCAA runner-up after winning 2016, 2015, 2013, 2012, 2011, 2010, 2009, 2002) Golfweek Coaches Polls throughout the year, and three their first NCAA Regional title and fifth-straight Big Illini earned All-America honors in Charlie Danielson, Ten championship. Thomas Pieters was an honorable • Nine-time NCAA Regional Coach of the Year (2019, Thomas Detry and Dylan Meyer. Danielson was named mention All-American, Big Ten individual champion 2016, 2015, 2014, 2013, 2011, 2010, 2009, 2003) Big Ten Player of the Year and earned the league’s Les and Player of the Year, and Charlie Danielson was an Bolstad Award, while Detry took medalist honors at the honorable mention All-American. • 2015 Dave Williams National Coach of the Year conference championship. Thanks to Small’s direction, Danielson and Detry turned pro in the summer following • In 2011-12, Illinois continued its winning tradition, • His teams have won 50 All-Big Ten and 53 Academic adding another NCAA and Big Ten individual champion All-Big Ten honors their collegiate careers. Detry started his professional career on a high note with consecutive finishes among to the record books along with a fourth-consecutive the top six. Danielson qualified for the U.S. Open before Big Ten team title and fifth-straight trip to the NCAA YEAR-BY-YEAR HIGHLIGHTS representing the United States at the Arnold Palmer Cup Championships. • The Illini made their 12th consecutive appearance at as well. Following his sophomore season, Nick Hardy the NCAA Championships in the 2018-19 season, after • In 2010-11, the Illini completed their best NCAA finish took medalist honors at the Springfield, Ohio U.S. Open earning the title at the 2019 NCAA Myrtle Beach Regional since 1941, reaching the NCAA match play quaterfinals qualifier, advancing to the prestigious tournament for to mark the fifth NCAA Regional title in school history. and tying for fifth overall. Over the past four years, the second consecutive year. Illinois’ 12 NCAA Championship appearances mark the Illinois has consistently been ranked in the top 10 in longest active streak in the nation, second only to Texas • The Illini won a school-record eight tournament the country, finishing seventh in the 2011 Golfweek (13). The squad earned its fifth consecutive Big Ten titles during the 2014-15 season, and each of the computer rankings. Championship title, and the 10th in the last 11 seasons. Illini starters took home an individual medal. Illinois The Orange and Blue have won five consecutive league • In 2009-10, Scott Langley won the NCAA title while the earned the No. 1 seed at the 2015 NCAA Championships Illini advanced to the NCAA for the third straight year. titles twice in program history, and is one of just three heading into match play, after winning both the Big Ten teams in the conference to do so. Winning his second The Illini ended the season ranked in the top 10 after its Championship and the 2015 NCAA Noblesville Regional second straight Big Ten crown. individual title of his freshman season, Adrien Dumont titles. The Illini advanced to the semifinal round of the de Chassart became Illinois’ 21st Big Ten Championship NCAA Championships, and saw Brian Campbell, Charlie • In 2008-09, Illinois won the Big Ten championship, medalist, while Michael Feagles took individual medalist Danielson and Thomas Detry earn All-America honors advanced to the NCAA finals and claimed titles in seven honors at the NCAA Myrtle Beach Regional. Feagles once again. The Illini swept the Big Ten yearly honors as tournaments overall, including the prestigious Olympia marks Illinois’ fifth NCAA Regional medalist. UI finished freshman Nick Hardy also earned co-Medalist honors at Fields/Fighting Illini Invitational. among the top five in nine tournaments during the the Championships. season, taking home five event titles, also including the • During the 2007-08 season, Illinois recorded the Madconald Cup and the Fighting Irish Classic. • Illinois tied for fifth at the 2014 NCAA Championships, lowest individual (63, Chris DeForest) and team (272) reaching the match-play finals for the second-straight round in school history. The Illini advanced to the • The Orange and Blue brought home their fourth- season and third time in the last four campaigns. The NCAA Championships, finishing 17th. Scott Langley was straight Big Ten Championship title in 2017-18, led Illini won their second-straight NCAA Regional title and named Big Ten Freshman of the Year. by senior Nick Hardy who became Illinois’ eighth four total tournaments. Brian Campbell was a second- consecutive Big Ten Championship medalist by winning team All-American, Big Ten Player of the Year and the individual title for the second time in his career. The broke the school single-season scoring record. Charlie 2019-20 ILLINOIS MEN’S GOLF // 3 COACHING STAFF

HEAD COACH MIKE SMALL • In 2006-07, senior Kyle Hosick placed 10th at the Big PLAYING CAREER HIGHLIGHTS Ten Championships and was named a Cleveland Golf All-America Scholar. When Mike Small returned to Champaign, Ill., in June 2000 to take over as head • Small directed a young Illinois team to a solid year coach, it came following a decade of in 2005-06. The Illini recorded four top-five finishes as golfing professionally, including five six different players in the lineup combined for a total years spent on the PGA Tour and what is of 11 individual top-10 finishes. Patrick Nagle earned now the Web.com Tour. Small continues All-Region and All-Big Ten honors while Mark Ogren also to compete on a limited basis in PGA tour earned all-conference accolades. events. Although not playing full time, he does so with some impressive results. • He led his squad to four top-three finishes in 2004- When he competes, he shows off his 05, including runner-up honors at the Bruce Fossum/ Illinois colors and attracts many proud TaylorMade Invitational, a tournament that featured nine alumni in the gallery. Big Ten teams. Small was inducted into the Illinois Golf The Small Family: Wyatt, Mike, Ann & Will • During the 2003-04 season, Illinois finished runner-up Hall of Fame in October 2013. Considered at the Big Ten Championships for the third-straight year by many to be the greatest golfer the • Appeared in the 2016 and 2017 U.S. Senior Opens and made its third consecutive appearance in the NCAA state of Illinois has ever produced, Small is the youngest Central Regional. man to ever be enshrined in the hall of fame. • Three-time Illinois Senior PGA Professional Champion (2017, 2018, 2019) • In 2002-03, the Illini recorded the lowest 72-hole The summer of 2007 saw arguably the biggest of those team score in school history, finishing runner-up at the successes when he won the low club professional at the • Member of Illinois Golf Hall of Fame (inducted October Big Ten Championships for the second year in a row. 2007 PGA Championship and shared the award stand 2013) Illinois went on to a runner-up finish at the NCAA Central with its champion Tiger Woods on national television. Regional, marking the UI’s best performance ever at Four years later, he again earned low club professional • Five-time United States PGA Cup team member (2013, regionals. Small was recognized for Illinois’ stellar honors at the 2011 PGA Championship, where he has 2011, 2009, 2007, 2005) season by being named the Eaton Golf Pride Midwest honored alongside PGA champion Keegan Bradley on Region Coach of the Year. • Three-time PGA Professional National Champion CBS. (2010, 2009, 2005) • In 2001-02, he directed the resurgence of the Illinois • Qualified for the 2018 PGA TOUR Champions Charles • Two-time PGA Professional National Championship program and was named Big Ten Coach of the Year. Schwab Cup Playoffs. The Illini finished as Big Ten runner-up and placed runner-up (2007, 2004) fourth at NCAA Regionals. Illinois qualified for the NCAA • 2017 PGA OMEGA Senior PGA Professional Player of • Two-time PGA Championship low PGA club professional Championships, finishing 18th. the Year (2011, 2007) • 12-time Illinois PGA champion (2016, 2014, 2013, 2010, 2009, 2008, 2007, 2006, 2005, 2004, 2003, 2001) • Made 15 of 34 PGA Tour cuts from 2003-15 • Four-time Illinois Open champion (2007, 2006, 2005, 2003) • Participated in 10 PGA Championships, making three cuts (2011, 2007, 2005)

Small posed next to his induction plaque and photo at the Illinois Golf Hall of Fame when he was inducted as Small was named the PGA Professional Player of the the hall’s youngest member in October 2013. Year in 2010 for the third time in his career. 4 // 2019-20 ILLINOIS MEN’S GOLF COACHING STAFF

HEAD COACH MIKE SMALL 2006: Small was named the PGA Professional Player of the Year by the PGA of America after another brilliant summer. He made the cut in five of nine PGA Tour events, highlighted by a season-high finish of 38th at the U.S. Bank Championship in Milwaukee. He also finished fourth at the PGA Professional National Championship, earning a berth to his third consecutive PGA Championship. In addition to his success nationally, Small also won Illinois Open and Illinois PGA titles for the second straight year. He remains the only golfer ever to win both titles in the same year, a feat he has now achieved four times. It was his third Illinois Open victory and fourth consecutive IPGA title, as well as his fifth all-time. 2005: The summer proved to be one of the most spectacular in Small’s professional career. In June, he Illinois finished second at the 2013 NCAA Championships at the Capital City Club Crabapple Course near Atlanta. won the PGA Professional National Championship, held at the Ocean Course at Kiawah Island, S.C., earning an • Three-time PGA of America National Professional 2012: Qualified for his eighth PGA Championship, the exemption for the second consecutive year to the PGA Player of the Year (2010, 2007, 2006) 11th major of his career. Championship, as well as earning six exemptions for PGA Tour events in 2006. • Three-time U.S. Open participant (2007, 1998, 1994) 2011: Earned low club professional honors for the second time at the PGA Championship, which he played Small then reached a professional pinnacle in August • Nike Tour member, currently known as the Korn for the seventh time in his career. when he made the cut at the PGA Championship at Ferry Tour (1996-2001) historic Baltusrol in Springfield N.J., marking the first 2010: Won his record tying third PGA Professional time in four career tries that he advanced to the weekend • Exempt member of PGA Tour (1998), with top finish a National Championship and second in a row. He also in a major. tie for ninth at the Bell Canadian Open claimed his record ninth Illinois PGA title and eighth • Earned PGA Tour exemption by finishing in top 15 of straight with a convincing 11-stroke victory at Olympia Small continued his summer run by winning his third earnings list on Nike Tour (1997) Fields. Small also earned his third PGA Professional consecutive Illinois PGA Championship, marking the Player of the Year honor. second time in three years that he won both Illinois • Won the Korn Ferry Tour’s (Nike Tour) Monterey Open & Open and IPGA titles in the same year. His dramatic 2009: Small won the PGA Professional National Cleveland Open (1997) run concluded in September when he led a 10-member Championship for the second time in his career. He U.S. team across the Atlantic to compete against made the cut in the 2005 and 2007 PGA and missed the Great Britain and Ireland in the 22nd PGA Cup, a club PLAYING CAREER SYNOPSIS cut by a stroke in 2006. professional version of the Ryder Cup. 2008: The summer of 2008 saw Small win the Illinois 2019: Tied for 35th at the American Family Insurance Following the national club pro title, Small made PGA title for the sixth straight year and seventh overall, Championship. Won the Illinois Senior PGA Professional the cut at the PGA Tour’s Western Open for the third both event records. Championship. straight year. He then won his second Illinois Open 2007: Small won the PGA Professional of the Year award Championship, storming back from a five-shot deficit to 2018: Competed in seven PGA TOUR Champions events, win the title thanks to a final-round 67. earning four top-25 finishes and three among the top for the second-straight year and was honored as the low club professional at the PGA Championship. He claimed 10. He earned a ninth-place finish at the Principal 2004: Small repeated as the Illinois PGA Champion, the Illinois PGA championship for a record sixth time and Charity Classic and followed that up with consecutive claiming his third IPGA title in four years. Small finished fifth in a row, and won his fourth straight Illinois Open. 10th-place finishes at the American Family Insurance 7-under par at Royal Melbourne and broke the course He also won the Illinois Match Play Championship and Championship and the Constellation SENIOR PLAYERS record with a 65 during round two. Championship. He qualified for the PGA TOUR Champions qualified for his third U.S. Open. Charles Schwab Cup Playoffs. 2017: Played in three events on the PGA TOUR Champions and earned a top-20 finish at the American Family Insurance Championship. He placed among the top three at the PGA Professional Championship and qualified for the PGA Championship. Small also made the cut at the U.S. Senior Open. 2016: Appeared on the PGA TOUR Champions, making the cut in three tournaments including the U.S. Senior Open. Won his record 12th Illinois PGA Championship. 2014: Continued his success at the Illinois PGA Championship, earning his 11th title. 2013: Inducted into the Illinois Golf Hall of Fame in October as the hall’s youngest member. Qualified for his ninth PGA Championship and 12th career major. Also won his 10th Illinois PGA championship and competed as part of the United States team at the PGA Cup in September. Illinois celebrated its fifth-straight Big Ten championship in 2013 at the Pete Dye Course in French Lick, Ind. 2019-20 ILLINOIS MEN’S GOLF // 5 COACHING STAFF

HEAD COACH MIKE SMALL He then took runner-up honors at the PGA Professional COLLEGE CAREER National Championship, missing medalist honors by Small was a letterwinner on the Illinois squad from just one stroke after shooting 11-under par at the 1985-88. He was a member of the 1988 Big Ten Longaberger Course in Nashport, Ohio. Championship team and finished second individually in that tournament behind teammate and current PGA For the second straight summer, Small made the cut at Tour member Steve Stricker. Small was named to the the PGA Tour’s Western Open. He tallied three straight All-Big Ten squad and earned first-team NCAA Region IV rounds under par at Cog Hill’s Dubsdread Course, and honors. He earned medalist honors in two tournaments had a hole-in-one during the second round of play when during his senior year at Illinois, winning both the Butler he aced the 180-yard hole No. 2. Small was listed on National Intercollegiate and the Michigan State Spartan the leaderboard entering Sunday’s final round, in sixth Classic. Small joined the professional ranks in 1990. place, before finishing tied for 27th. Small’s memorable summer culminated in August when PERSONAL INFORMATION he traveled to Whistling Straits in Kohler, Wis., to A native of Danville, Ill., Small has returned to the area compete in his first-ever PGA Championship, which also where he grew up. Small was a standout at Danville marked his third career appearance in a major. High School where he won four letters in golf and two in basketball. Before becoming an Illini, Small won 2003: Small made an amazing return to competitive the Junior Masters in 1984. He went on to have a golf in the spring of 2003 after an arm injury and successful career for the Fighting Illini before receiving subsequent rehabilitation kept him from playing for his bachelor’s degree in business administration from nearly a year. He won the 2003 Illinois PGA and Illinois Illinois in 1988. Open titles, becoming the first golfer ever to win both tournaments in the same year. His win at the Illinois Small’s father, Bill, was the captain of the 1963 Big Ten PGA qualified him for the Western Open. Small made Champion Fighting Illini basketball team. Bill earned the cut at the prestigious PGA Tour event, finishing in All-Big Ten accolades and won three varsity letters 43rd place at 3-under par. He also finished fourth at during his Illini career, which spanned from 1961-63. the 2003 Northern Club Pro to qualify for the 2004 PGA Small’s brother, Andy, also was an award-winning Professional National Championship. Fighting Illini athlete. Andy was a member of the 1990 2001 & 2002: In the summer of 2002, he finished second Big Ten Champion Illinois baseball squad. He won four at the Illinois PGA Championship. In the summer of varsity letters as an infielder. 2001, Small won the Illinois PGA title, placed second Small, his wife, Ann, and their two sons, Will and Wyatt, in regional qualifying for the 2002 PGA Professional reside in Champaign. National Championship and set the Stone Creek course record, carding an 8-under-par 64.

The Illini again won their fifth consecutive Big Ten Championship in 2019 at Philadelphia Cricket Club.

6 // 2019-20 ILLINOIS MEN’S GOLF COACHING STAFF ILLINI HEAD COACH MIKE SMALL ON SAME STAGE AS TIGER Mike Small earns low club professional at 2007 PGA Championship

“It was one of the coolest things I’ve ever done,” said three years and entered the weekend in a tie for 30th. Illinois golf coach Mike Small. “There were a lot of similarities to two years ago The setting was something special for a collegiate (at Baltusrol in Springfield, N.J.),” Small said of his golf coach. In front of a national television CBS other chance to play a weekend in a major. “It was audience of 550 million households stood Tiger really hot that year as well and I entered Saturday in Woods, celebrating his 13th major championship, a similar situation.” and Small. It is tradition at the PGA Championship to honor both the winner of the event and the Small was one of two PGA professionals to make the lowest scoring PGA professional in the final awards cut, and he edged the other pro, Ryan Benzel, by one ceremony. Small received the latter honor prior to stroke. In addition to playing several days in a row, Woods receiving the Wannamaker Trophy as the the heat, which reached triple digits all four days, champion of the 89th PGA. posed an additional element. “It was even hot in the shade,” said Small, who fired 78-75 in his final two For Small, it was the culmination of a busy, yet rounds. “I ran out of gas on the weekend, but for a productive week of golf. After a couple of practice part-time player to make the cut at a major, I’ve got rounds at Southern Hills in preparation for his to be happy with that.” seventh major championship, Small flew back to Chicago to defend his Illinois Open title. After Small had several national media outlets, including carding a 2-under-par 70 on Monday, and having the TNT, CBS and ESPN News following his story. The second round rained out, Small fired a 6-under-par pinnacle moment, though, came on Sunday, when 66 Wednesday to come from four strokes back to he had a chance to share the winning moment with win his third straight Illinois Open title and fourth Woods and his family and a 10-minute conversation in five years. with the champ prior to the live television presentation. “We talked about Stanford and Illinois Another rain delay forced Small to miss the awards and about our rounds,” Small said. “It was great for ceremony as it was back to Tulsa for round one of the University of Illinois to be mentioned in the same the PGA. Starting on the back nine in round one, he ceremony as Tiger Woods.” carded three birdies in his first six holes, but finished the day +3. After a solid round two, which included four birdies and four bogeys for an even-par 70, Small made the cut at the PGA for the second time in

Above: An approach shot by Small at the PGA Championship.

Left: Champion Tiger Woods and Low PGA Professional Mike Small on the 18th green after the Final Round of the 89th PGA Championship held at Southern Hills Country Club in Tulsa, Okla., on Sunday, August 12, 2007.

Below: Tiger Woods congratulates Coach Small on winning low club pro.

(Photographs by Montana Pritchard/The PGA of America)

2019-20 ILLINOIS MEN’S GOLF // 7 COACHING STAFF JUSTIN BARDGETT ASSISTANT COACH // FIRST SEASON

Fighting Illini head coach Mike Small the Bardgett also spent several years in the professional ranks as he was a member of addition of Justin Bardgett to the Illinois men’s both the PGA TOUR Latinoamerica and the PGA TOUR Canada. He appeared in the field golf staff as assistant coach on July 11. Coming at the PGA TOUR’s 2011 Puerto Rico Open, and also played in events on the Korn Ferry to Illinois from Army West Point, Bardgett also Tour, formerly the Web.com Tour. Most recently, Bardgett earned top 10 finishes at the brings seven years of professional playing Metropolitan Open (St. Louis, Mo.), the Navajo Trails Open (Durango, Colo.), and the experience to Champaign-Urbana. San Juan Open (Farmington, N.M.).

“We are thrilled to have Justin join our men’s A 2010 graduate of the University of Colorado, Bardgett was a leader among the golf program,” head coach Mike Small said. Buffaloes men’s golf program. In his senior season, Bardgett lead the team with his “He is a proven player with a strong knowledge 72.92 stroke average, which also marked the ninth best average in Colorado history. of the game, and a burning desire to coach He qualified for the 2010 NCAA Championships as an individual for the Buffaloes, collegiate golf. Justin brings with him a strong also leading the team with four top-10 finishes throughout that season. work ethic, unquestioned character, and a personality that team members and recruits During his collegiate career, Bardgett was also a standout in the amateur ranks as will love to be around. He will fit in well around he earned medalist honors at the U.S. Amateur Qualifier at Boulder Country Club in here.” 2009 after coming off of victories at the 2008 Missouri State Amateur and Missouri Four-Ball Championship. During his time with the Army West Point golf team, Bardgett (Barge-A) helped coach the Black Knights to the 2019 Patriot League Championship title, the 12th for the Bardgett is a native of St. Louis, Missouri. program and the first since 2016. With Bardgett’s assistance, all five individuals placed among the top 25 at the tournament, with four finishing in the top 10. The Black Knights advanced to the NCAA Austin Regional to conclude the season, and saw junior Justin Williamson earn PING All-Region honors.

“I am extremely excited to get started in Champaign,” Bardgett said. “I have great respect and admiration for the University of Illinois golf program and head coach Mike Small. The success that the program has enjoyed under his guidance is remarkable and I can’t wait to get started working towards Big Ten and National Championships.”

JACKIE SZYMONIAK DIRECTOR OF MEN’S GOLF OPERATIONS // SEVENTH SEASON Jackie Szymoniak is in her seventh full season Championship. The Panthers also advanced to the NCAA East Regional in 2010 and as Illinois’ director of men’s golf operations qualified an individual for the 2011 NCAA East Regional. in 2019-20, after joining the program in April 2013. She previously served for two years as Szymoniak graduated from the University of Georgia with a bachelor’s degree in Illinois’ assistant women’s golf coach. speech communication and was a four-year letter winner for the Bulldogs from 2002-06. While at Georgia, Szymoniak took medalist honors at the 2004 Mason Szymoniak handles all administrative aspects Rudolph Championship and recorded top-10 finishes at the 2004 Lady Puerto Rico of the Fighting Illini program, oversees Classic and the 2006 Liz Murphey Collegiate Classic. As a junior, Szymoniak was the Demirjian Indoor Practice Facility and named the National and SEC Golfer of the Week for her victory at the Mason Rudolph Lauritsen/Wohlers Outdoor Practice Facility, Championship. serves as tournament coordinator for the Olympia Fields Country Club/Fighting Illini Along with Szymoniak’s athletic accomplishments, she was named to the SEC Invitational and the Illini Golf Classic hosted Academic Honor Roll each of her four years; to the SEC Good Works Team in 2004, by Illini Tour Professionals. 2005, and 2006; and to the Dean’s List in 2003 and 2004.

While working with the Illini women’s team, Following graduation, Szymoniak played professionally on the Duramed FUTURES Szymoniak helped the Orange and Blue to an NCAA regional berth for the second Tour, the second-highest level of women’s professional golf, for the 2007 and 2008 year in a row and fourth time in school history. The Illini also placed fifth at the seasons. Big Ten Championships, which was the program’s best finish since 2002 and top showing at the conference tournament under head coach Renee Slone. Illinois also As a junior golfer, Szymoniak was a three-time America Junior Golf Association twice set the team school record for a 54-hole tournament total and turned in (AJGA) All-American. She was a 2001 and 2002 AJGA Canon Cup East team member the top two individual tournament and team single round performances in school and also winner of five national titles. history. Szymoniak has vast experience as a teaching professional, having worked as a golf Szymoniak spent the 2010-11 season as a full-time assistant coach for the instructor at summer camps at Westhampton Country Club in Westhampton, N.Y., Georgia State women’s program after serving as graduate assistant coach during UGA Men’s and Women’s Golf Camps in Athens, Ga., and at Canongate at Summer the 2009-10 season. While a graduate assistant coach, Szymoniak obtained her Grove Golf Club in Newnan, Ga., throughout her junior and collegiate years. master’s degree in sports administration. At Georgia State, Szymoniak guided the Panthers to four team victories, including the 2010 Colonial Athletic Association 8 // 2019-20 ILLINOIS MEN’S GOLF THE FIGHTING ILLINI BRYAN BAUMGARTEN SENIOR // CHICAGO, ILLINOIS // GRANITE BAY

HONORS AND AWARDS Two-time PING All-Midwest Region (2018, 2019) 2018 All-Big Ten Championships Team 2018 All-Big Ten Second Team Two-time Academic All-Big Ten honoree (2018, 2019) 2019 Srixon/Cleveland Golf All-America Scholar

AT ILLINOIS 2019 Summer: Tied for fourth at the Illinois Open with a total tally 6-under par...Appeared in the field at the 2019 Western Amateu...Tied for 28th at the 2019 Pacific Coast Amateur (-2)...Appeared in the field at the Trans-Mississippi Amateur

2018-19 - Junior: Earned four top-10 finishes including runner-up finishes at the Macdonald Cup and Louisiana Classics...Was named Big Ten Golfer of the Week on October 3 and February 27...Put up a career-low 65 in the second round at the Fighting Irish Classic and finished with a career-low 201 54-hole score...Played 14 rounds at or under par throughout the season...Closed the year with a 71.81 season stroke average

2018 Summer: Appeared in the field at the R&A British Amateur...Appeared in the field at the 2018 Western Amateur...Qualified for the 2018 U.S. Amateur at Pebble Beach

2017-18 - Sophomore: Appeared in the lineup in three of Illinois’ fall events...Went 2-1-1 at Big Ten Match Play to open the spring season...Won his first career individual tournament title at the BIGHORN Invitational...Was named Big Ten Golfer of the Week on March 28 following his victory at the BIGHORN Invitational...Finished among the top 25 in all five regular season spring events...Tied for fifth at the Big Ten Championships, earning a spot on the All-Championship Team...Earned Second Team All-Big Ten honors...Took ninth at the NCAA Columbus Regional

2017 Summer: Appeared in the fields at the Southwestern Amateur, California Amateur Championship and the Western Amateur, among other tournaments

2016-17 - Freshman: Appeared in the Illini lineup in all five fall tournaments...Tied for sixth individually at the Wolf Run Intercollegiate, his first collegiate appearance... Shot a career-low 65 in the opening round at the OFCC/Fighting Illini Invitational...Defeated Oregon’s Sulman Raza 5 & 4 in the championship match at the East Lake Cup...Earned two top 10 finishes in stroke play in the fall, and four among the top 15...Played in four spring tournaments, appearing in the Illini lineup in two...Was named Illinois Big Ten Sportsmanship Award honoree

HIGH SCHOOL Advanced to the round of 16 at the 2016 U.S. Amateur...Won the California Invitational...Won the Golfweek Norcal Invitational...Qualified for the round of 32 at the U.S. Junior Amateur...San Francisco City Amateur Semifinalist...2015 Sacramento City Easter Junior Champion...2014 Cal Invitational Champion...Len Ross Sportsmanship Award winner...All City Sports Award winner...Was named to the First Team All-Sierra Foothill league in three consecutive years...2016 Sierra Foothill League MVP...Granite Bay High School Scholar Athlete honoree

PERSONAL Son of Brett and Mari Baumgarten...born April 26, 1998...has a brother, Brandon who plays collegiate golf at UC Davis...Lists Steve Stricker as his favorite Illini athlete

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SENIOR BRYAN BAUMGARTEN 2018-19 RESULTS Sept. 14-16 OFCC/Illini Invitational 71-73-75 = 219 (+9) T-31st Sept. 29-30 The Macdonald Cup 67-67-68 = 202 (-8) T-2nd Oct. 7-8 Fighting Irish Classic 67-65-69 = 201 (-12) T-4th Oct. 21-23 Tavistock Collegiate Invitational 71-74-78 = 223 (+7) T-46th Feb. 25-26 Louisiana Classics 74-71-67 = 212 (-4) T-2nd March 3-5 Southern Highlands Collegiate 71-69-74 = 214 (-2) T-14th March 23-24 Tar Heel Intercollegiate 73-75-76 = 224 (+8) T-36th April 20-21 Hawkeye Invitational 71-69-66 = 206 (-7) T-9th April 26-28 Big Ten Championships 78-80-80 = 238 (+28) T-63rd Rounds Under Par: 13 // Even-Par Rounds: 1

2017-18 RESULTS Sept. 15-17 OFCC/Illini Invitational 73-75-75 = 223 (+13) T-53rd Sept. 25-26 Bearcat Invitational 76-76-77 = 229 (+16) T-69th Oct. 16-17 Crooked Stick Invitational 78-70-78 = 226 (+10) T-42nd Feb. 9-10 Big Ten Match Play: Match 1 vs. Anderson (Wisconsin), Halved Big Ten Match Play: Match 2 def. Pearson (Nebraska), 7&6 Big Ten Match Play: Match 3 def. Miller (Northwestern), 1-up Big Ten Match Play: Match 4 def. by Shepherd (Indiana), 1-up Feb. 26-27 Louisiana Classics 71-68-71 = 210 (-6) T-3rd March 5-7 Southern Highlands Collegiate 71-71-73 = 215 (-1) T-11th March 23-24 BIGHORN Invitational 70-68-67 = 205 (-11) 1st March 31-April 1 3M Augusta Invitational 76-73-66 = 215 (-1) T-21st April 21-22 Robert Kepler Intercollegiate 78-67-70 = 215 (+2) T-8th April 27-29 Big Ten Championships 69-72-71 = 212 (+2) T-5th May 14-15 NCAA Columbus Regional 74-69-70 = 213 (E) 9th May 25-28 NCAA Championships 74-76-78-73 = 301 (+13) T-61st Rounds Under Par: 15 // Even-Par Rounds: 0

2016-17 RESULTS Sept. 10-11 Wolf Run Intercollegiate 73-70 = 143 (+1) T-6th Sept. 16-18 OFCC/Fighting Illini Invite 65-72-77 = 214 (+4) T-15th Oct. 9-10 Northern Intercollegiate 70-74-72 = 216 (+3) 7th Oct. 16-18 Tavistock Collegiate Invite 74-75-85 = 234 (+18) T-68th Oct. 31-Nov. 2 East Lake Cup Stroke Play 75 = 75 (+3) T-12th East Lake Cup Semifinals def. by Hall (Texas), 2&1 East Lake Cup Finals def. Raza (Oregon), 5&4 Feb. 27-28 Louisiana Classics 81-74-75 = 230 (+14) T-51st March 6-8 Southern Highlands^ 73-79-74 = 226 (+10) T-46th March 20-21 Lone Star Invitational 73-78-78 = 229 (+13) T-72nd April 22-23 Robert Kepler Intercollegiate ^ 77-80-82 = 239 (+26) T-64th Rounds Under Par: 3 // Even-Par Rounds: 0

^ Played as an individual and did not count toward team score

BAUMGARTEN’S CAREER STATISTICS Year Rds. Shots Avg. Low Rd. Low 54 2016-17 24 1,806 75.25 65 (-5) 214 (+4) 2017-18 34 2,464 72.47 66 (-6) 205 (-11) 2018-19 27 1,939 71.81 65 (-6) 201 (-12) TOTAL 85 6,209 73.05 65 (-6) 201 (-12)

10 // 2019-20 ILLINOIS MEN’S GOLF THE FIGHTING ILLINI MICHAEL FEAGLES SENIOR // SCOTTSDALE, ARIZ. // BROPHY COLLEGE PREP

HONORS AND AWARDS 2018 All-Big Ten Championships Team 2017 Big Ten Freshman of the Year 2017 Big Ten Freshman of the Year 2019 PING All-America Honorable Mention Three-time All-Big Ten First Team (2017, 2018, 2019) Three-time PING All-Midwest Region (2017, 2018, 2019)

AT ILLINOIS 2019 Summer: Placed third at the Arizona Open with a score 14-under par to also earn low amateur honors...Carded eight birdies and an eagle for a final round 63 at the Arizona Open...Appeared in the field at the Web.com (Korn Ferry) Tour’s Lincoln Land Championship...Advanced to the Round of 32 at the North & South Amateur after tying for fifth in the stroke play portion of the tournament...Tied for 12th with a score 6-under par at the Pacific Coast Amateur.

2018-19 - Junior: Appeared in the team lineup in 12 tournaments on the season...Posted a career-low 202 (-11) at the Fighting Irish Classic to earn his highest finish of the fall season (T-6th)...Is among Illini leaders for his 70.76 spring stroke average...Earned three-straight top-10 finishes to start the spring season at the Louisiana Classics, Southern Highlands Collegiate and the Tar Heel Intercollegiate...Finished among the top 15 in seven total events...Tied for 16th at the 2019 Big Ten Championships...Won his first tournament title at the NCAA Myrtle Beach Regional with a career-low 201, which also stands as the second-lowest 54-hole score in Illini history...Played 20 rounds at or under par throughout the season...Led the Illini with his 70.97 season stroke average.

2018 Summer: Played in the Sunnehanna Amateur in Johnstown, Pennsylvania...Tied for 16th at the Sahalee Players Championship...Qualified for and appeared in the field at the U.S. Amateur at Pebble Beach...Appeared in the field at the Pacific Coast Amateur Championship...Played in the Western Amateur.

2017-18 - Sophomore: Placed among the top 16 at the OFCC/Illini Invitational (T-15th) and the Bearcat Invitational (T-16th)...Carded his lowest round (67) of the fall season at the Bearcat Invitational...Defeated Oklahoma’s Brad Dalke in the East Lake Cup semifinals...Posted three individual finishes among the top 20 during regular season spring play, highlighted by a 12th-place individual finish at the Louisiana Classics...Tied for fifth at the Big Ten Championships after posting a career-low 64 in the second round of play...Earned All-Big Ten First Team honors...Tied for 10th at the NCAA Columbus Regional.

2017 Summer: Earned a top 25 finish at the Southwestern Amateur...Placed among the top 15 at the Sahalee Players Championship...Advanced to the Match Play Round of 32 at the North & South Amateur.

2016-17 - Freshman: Appeared in the Illini lineup in all five fall tournaments...Earned his highest finish at Wolf Run, tying for fifth individually...Also earned a fifth place finish in the stroke play round at the East Lake Cup...Defeated Texas’ Scottie Scheffler 3 & 1 in the semifinal match at the East Lake Cup...Finished among the top 15 three times during the fall season...Recorded nine birdies to shoot 6-under par (66) and lead Illinois in the second round at the Tavistock Collegiate Invitational...Placed among the top 25 in six spring tournaments, earning two finishes among the top five...Tied for third at the Robert Kepler Intercollegiate to earn his highest collegiate finish...Named Big Ten Freshman of the Year and to the All-Big Ten First Team...Appeared in the lineup for Illinois at the 2017 NCAA Championship.

HIGH SCHOOL AJGA Third-Team All-America selection...Took second at the Arizona High School State Championship...Won the USGA Junior Amateur qualifier...Arizona Stroke Play Champion...Took second at the AJGA Heather Farr Classic...Earned a top-10 finish at the AJGA Thunderbird International...Ranked 33 in the Polo Golf Rankings and eighth in the class of 2016...Took third at the AJCA TPC-Southwind.

PERSONAL Son of Chris and Tricia Feagles...Born Dec. 8, 1997...Has three siblings, Remy, JD and William...Grandfather, John Foley, played collegiate golf at Notre Dame...Nephew of Jeff Feagles, former NFL punter...Lists Michael Jordan as his favorite athlete.

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SENIOR MICHAEL FEAGLES 2018-19 RESULTS Sept. 14-16 OFCC/Illini Invitational 73-73-69 = 215 (+5) T-20th Sept. 29-30 The Macdonald Cup 66-71-71 = 208 (-2) T-9th Oct. 7-8 Fighting Irish Classic 68-68-66 = 202 (-11) 6th Oct. 21-23 Tavistock Collegiate Invitational 69-75-76 = 220 (+4) T-29th Feb. 25-26 Louisiana Classics 75-69-73 = 217 (+1) 8th March 3-5 Southern Highlands Collegiate 74-71-65 = 210 (-6) 6th March 23-24 Tar Heel Intercollegiate 69-72-74 = 215 (-1) T-6th April 6-7 Augusta Haskins Award Invite 70-74-70 = 214 (-2) T-24th April 20-21 Hawkeye Invitational 72-68-68 = 208 (-5) T-11th April 26-28 Big Ten Championships 71-81-69 = 221 (+11) T-16th May 13-15 NCAA Myrtle Beach Regional 68-68-65 = 201 (-15) 1st May 24-26 NCAA Championships 76-71-77 = 224 (+8) T-53 Rounds Under Par: 19 // Even-Par Rounds: 1

2017-18 RESULTS Sept. 15-17 OFCC/Illini Invitational 70-72-70 = 212 (+2) T-15th Sept. 25-26 Bearcat Invitational 67-70-72 = 209 (-4) T-16th Oct. 16-17 Crooked Stick Invitational 72-74-79 = 225 (+9) T-38th Oct. 22-24 Tavistock Collegiate Invite 71-72-71= 214 (-2) T-11th Oct. 30-Nov. 1 East Lake Cup Stroke Play 76 = 76 (+4) T-13th East Lake Cup Semifinals def. Dalke (Oklahoma), 2&1 East Lake Cup Finals def. by Gordon (Vanderbilt), 2&1 Feb. 9-10 Big Ten Match Play: Match 1 def. by Robinson (Wisconsin), 1-up Big Ten Match Play: Match 2 def. Owen (Nebraska), 3&2 Big Ten Match Play: Match 3 def. Hawkins (Northwestern), 1-up Big Ten Match Play: Match 4 def. by Doyle (Indiana), 2&1 Feb. 26-27 Louisiana Classics 70-71-72 = 213 (-3) T-12th March 5-7 Southern Highlands Collegiate 73-78-75 = 226 (+10) T-62nd March 23-24 BIGHORN Invitational 70-67-74 = 211 (-5) T-14th March 31-April 1 3M Augusta Invitational 73-71-70 = 214 (-2) T-17th April 21-22 Robert Kepler Intercollegiate 75-76-73 = 224 (+11) T-39th April 27-29 Big Ten Championships 74-64-74 = 212 (+2) T-5th May 14-15 NCAA Columbus Regional 68-71-75 = 214 (+1) T-10th May 25-28 NCAA Championships 72-74-79-78 = 303 (+15) T-68th Rounds Under Par: 12 // Even-Par Rounds: 7 2016-17 RESULTS Sept. 10-11 Wolf Run Intercollegiate 73-69 = 142 (E) 5th Sept. 16-18 OFCC/Fighting Illini Invite 72-74-72 = 218 (+8) T-22nd Oct. 9-10 Northern Intercollegiate 78-70-75 = 223 (+10) T-11th Oct. 16-18 Tavistock Collegiate Invite 78-66-78 = 222 (+6) T-32nd Oct. 31-Nov. 2 East Lake Cup Stroke Play 70 = 70 (-2) 5th East Lake Cup Semifinals def. Scheffler (Texas), 3&1 East Lake Cup Finals def. by Gronlund (Oregon), 5&4 Feb. 27-28 Louisiana Classics 73-77-73 = 223 (+7) T-21st March 6-8 Southern Highlands 73-71-75 = 219 (+3) T-21st March 20-21 Lone Star Invitational 66-67-73 = 206 (-10) T-4th April 1-2 3M Augusta Invitational 68-72-73 = 213 (-3) T-19th April 22-23 Robert Kepler Intercollegiate 74-71-73 = 218 (+5) T-3rd April 28-30 Big Ten Championships 75-69-73 = 217 (+7) T-23rd May 15-17 NCAA West Lafayette Regional 80-76-79 = 235 (+19) 71st May 26-31 NCAA Championship 69-76-78-76 = 299 (+11) T-65th NCAA Match Play Quarterfinals def. by Jin (USC), 2&1 NCAA Match Play Semifinals def. by Reinertson (Oklahoma), 3&1 Rounds Under Par: 10 // Even-Par Rounds: 2

^ Played as an individual and did not count toward team score

FEAGLES’ CAREER STATISTICS Year Rds. Shots Avg. Low Rd. Low 54 2016-17 37 2,705 73.11 66 (-6) 206 (-10) 2017-18 38 2,753 72.45 64 (-6) 209 (-4) 2018-19 36 2,555 70.97 65 (-7) 201 (-15) TOTAL 111 8,013 72.19 65 (-7) 201 (-15)

12 // 2019-20 ILLINOIS MEN’S GOLF THE FIGHTING ILLINI GIOVANNI TADIOTTO SENIOR // ANDERLECHT, BELGIUM // COLLEGE DU CHRIST ROI

HONORS AND AWARDS Two-time Academic All-Big Ten Honoree (2018, 2019) 2019 All-Big Ten Second Team 2019 PING All-Midwest Region 2019 Srixon/Cleveland Golf All-America Scholar

AT ILLINOIS 2019 Summer: Took 12th at the St. Andrews Links Trophy, finishing 10-under par...Appeared in the fields at the British Amateur and the European Amateur...Helped Belgium earn victories over Netherlands and Iceland at the European Amateur Team Championship...Advanced to the fourth round of stroke play at the Western Amateur.

2018-19 - Junior: Appeared in the team lineup in 12 tournaments throughout the season...Earned six top-15 finishes throughout the season... Earned Big Ten Golfer of the Week honors after firing a career-low 201 (-12) at the Fighting Irish Classic to tie for fourth...Took seventh at the 2019 Big Ten Championships...Played 14 rounds at or under par...Closed the season with a 72.50 stroke average.

2018 Summer: Appeared in the field at the Challenge Tour’s KPMG Trophy...Appeared in the field at the R&A British Amateur ...Earned a top-25 finish (T21) at the European... Amateur Championship with a score 1-under par...Placed third at the Belgian International Amateur...Appeared in the field at the Western Amateur.

2017-18 - Sophomore: Earned his first top-10 finish of the year at the Crooked Stick Invitational (T-10th)...Tied for runner-up honors at the BIGHORN Invitational, propelled by a career-low 65 (-7) in the final round of play...Earned three finishes among the top 25 during regular spring season play...Tied for 22nd at the 2018 Big Ten Championships.

2017 Summer: Earned a T-65 finish at the Challenge Tour’s KPMG Trophy...Represented Belgium at the European Amateur Team Championship.

2016-17 - Freshman: Earned his first career medalist honors at the Northern Intercollegiate with a score 5-under par...Was named Big Ten Golfer of the Week after his performance at the Northern Intercollegiate...Shot a career-low 68 in back-to-back rounds at the Northern Intercollegiate...Played as an individual in three fall tournaments... Made his first appearance in the Illini lineup at Southern Highlands...Tied for 19th individually at the Robert Kepler Intercollegiate for his highest finish in the lineup during the regular season...Took 10th at the Big Ten Championships...Appeared in the lineup for Illinois at the 2017 NCAA Championship.

HIGH SCHOOL Earned consecutive top five finishes at the Kings Prize Championship...Won the 2016 Grand Prix AFG...Belgian International Boys (U18) Champion...Finished among the top-15 at the 2015 European Nations Cup...Top-15 finisher at the 2014 Junior Orange Bowl International...Competed in the 2015 Dutch Junior Open...Earned a top-25 finish at the European Boy’s Team Championship...Belgian International Amateur qualifier...Earned consecutive top-5 finishes at the European Young Masters.

PERSONAL Son of Giulio and Nathalie...Has three siblings, Yuri, Lara and Lisa...Born June 13, 1998...Lists former Illini golfer, Thomas Pieters, as his favorite Illini athlete.

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SENIOR GIOVANNI TADIOTTO 2018-19 RESULTS Sept. 14-16 OFCC/Illini Invitational 68-73-73 = 214 (+4) T-16th Sept. 29-30 The Macdonald Cup 69-68-70 = 207 (-3) T-6th Oct. 7-8 Fighting Irish Classic 68-67-66 = 201 (-12) T-4th Oct. 21-23 Tavistock Collegiate Invitational 76-73-76 = 225 (+9) T-54th Feb. 25-26 Louisiana Classics 71-75-73 = 219 (+3) T-13th March 3-5 Southern Highlands Collegiate 74-76-75 = 225 (+9) 59th March 23-24 Tar Heel Intercollegiate 69-73-73 = 215 (-1) T-6th April 6-7 Augusta Haskins Award Invite 75-68-76 = 291 (+3) T-42nd April 20-21 Hawkeye Invitational 65-72-71 = 208 (-5) T-11th April 26-28 Big Ten Championships 72-76-68 = 216 (+6) 7th May 13-15 NCAA Myrtle Beach Regional 72-78-76 = 226 (+10) T-60th May 24-26 NCAA Championships 82-77-76 = 235 (+19) T-124th Rounds Under Par: 11 // Even-Par Rounds: 3

2017-18 RESULTS Sept. 15-17 OFCC/Illini Invitational ^ 68-71-80 = 219 (+9) T-39th Sept. 25-26 Bearcat Invitational 72-74-68 = 214 (+1) T-26th Oct. 16-17 Crooked Stick Invitational 76-70-71 = 217 (+1) T-10th Oct. 22-24 Tavistock Collegiate Invite 70-72-75 = 217 (+1) T-21st Oct. 30-Nov. 1 East Lake Cup Stroke Play 80 = 80 (+8) T-17th East Lake Cup Semifinals def. by Reband (Oklahoma), 3&2 East Lake Cup Finals def. by Augenstein (Vanderbilt), 4&3 Feb. 9-10 Big Ten Match Play: Match 1 def. by Kuhl (Wisconsin), 1-up Big Ten Match Play: Match 2 def. by Jones (Nebraska), 2-up Big Ten Match Play: Match 3 def. Triplett (Northwestern), 2&1 Big Ten Match Play: Match 4 def. by Sparrow (Indiana), 1-up Feb. 26-27 Louisiana Classics 71-71-72 = 214 (-2) T-19th March 5-7 Southern Highlands Collegiate 77-75-75 = 227 (+11) T-66th March 23-24 BIGHORN Invitational 72-71-65 = 208 (-8) T-2nd March 31-April 1 3M Augusta Invitational 70-75-73 = 218 (+2) T-32nd April 21-22 Robert Kepler Intercollegiate 76-68-74 = 218 (+5) T-17th April 27-29 Big Ten Championships 74-67-76 = 217 (+7) T-22nd May 14-15 NCAA Columbus Regional 75-76-76 = 227 (+14) T-46th May 25-28 NCAA Championships 75-76-76-82 = 309 (+21) T-79th Rounds Under Par: 12 // Even-Par Rounds: 3

2016-17 RESULTS Sept. 10-11 Wolf Run Intercollegiate^ 78-71 = 149 (+7) T-29th Sept. 16-18 OFCC/Fighting Illini Invite^ 73-80-77 = 230 (+20) T-64th Oct. 9-10 Northern Intercollegiate^ 72-68-68 = 208 (-5) 1st Feb. 27-28 Louisiana Classics^ 76-74-76 = 226 (+10) T-35th March 6-8 Southern Highlands 81-79-76 = 236 (+20) T-71st March 20-21 Lone Star Invitational^ 72-71-74 = 217 (+1) T-41st April 1-2 3M Augusta Invitational 73-73-71 = 217 (+1) T-38th April 22-23 Robert Kepler Intercollegiate 78-70-77 = 225 (+12) T-19th April 28-30 Big Ten Championships 70-71-71 = 212 (+2) T-10th May 15-17 NCAA West Lafayette Regional 74-74-74 = 222 (+6) T-17th May 26-31 NCAA Championship 74-74-71-80 = 299 (+11) T-65th NCAA Match Play Quarterfinals def. Levitt (USC), 1-up NCAA Match Play Semifinals def. by McGreevy (Oklahoma), 2&1 Rounds Under Par: 6 // Even-Par Rounds: 3

^ Played as an individual and did not count toward team score

TADIOTTO’S CAREER STATISTICS Year Rds. Shots Avg. Low Rd. Low 54 2016-17 33 2,441 73.97 68 (-3) 208 (-5) 2017-18 38 2,785 73.29 65 (-7) 208 (-8) 2018-19 36 2,610 72.50 65 (-6) 201 (-12) TOTAL 107 7,836 73.23 65 (-7) 201 (-12)

14 // 2019-20 ILLINOIS MEN’S GOLF THE FIGHTING ILLINI VARUN CHOPRA JUNIOR // CHAMPAIGN, ILLINOIS // URBANA UNI HIGH

HONORS AND AWARDS 2019 Academic All-Big Ten honoree 2019 Big Ten Distinguished Scholar

AT ILLINOIS 2019 Summer: Won the Tazewell County Amateur with scores 67-70 = 137...Tied for 12th at the Sahalee Players...Appeared in the field at the Trans-Mississippi Amateur...Competed in the Illinois State Amateur and the Illinois Open.

2018-19 - Sophomore: Played in nine tournaments throughout the season, appearing in the team lineup in seven events Played 10 rounds at or under par...Earned four top-25 finishes, highlighted by a T-11 finish at the Big Ten Championship...Appeared in the team lineup at the NCAA Myrtle Beach Regional and the NCAA Championships...Set a new career-low with a first-round 67 (-4) at the Hawkeye Invitational, also finishing with a career-low 203 (-10).

2018 Summer: Tied for 35th at the Dogwood Invitational...Appeared in the field at the Western Junior...Tied for sixth at the Magnolia Amateur in Hattiesburg, Mississippi. He combined with Brendan O’Reilly to take third in the event’s team competition as well...Tied for 16th at the Illinois State Amateur...Qualified for and appeared in the field at the U.S. Amateur at Pebble Beach...Finished among the top 20 at the Northern Amateur.

2017-18 - Freshman: Competed as an individual at the OFCC/Illini Invitational...Tied for eighth playing as an individual at the Hopkins Golf Collegiate...Finished T33 playing as in individual at the BIGHORN Invitational.

HIGH SCHOOL Two-time IHSA State Championship runner-up...Placed fourth at the 2016 IHSA State Golf Championship...Twice named the News Gazette Area Boys’ Golfer of the Year...2016-17 All-State honoree...Finished among the top 30 at the 2016 Illinois Amateur...Placed fourth at the Under Armour/Gary Woodland Championship...Winner of the 2015 AJGA Bass Pro Shots/Payne Stewart Junior Championship.

PERSONAL Son of Sanjiv and Archana Chopra...Born July 20, 1999...Also played basketball in high school...Volunteers for the food pantry and Habitat for Humanity...Lists Tiger Woods as his favorite athlete and Steve Stricker as his favorite Illini athlete...Plans to major in business.

2018-19 RESULTS Sept. 14-16 OFCC/Illini Invitational 78-75-77 = 230 (+20) T-66th Oct. 7-8 Fighting Irish Classic^ 72-71-74 = 217 (+4) T-53rd Feb. 25-26 Louisiana Classics^ 74-75-73 = 222 (+6) T-26th March 23-24 Tar Heel Intercollegiate 72-71-73 = 216 (E) T-11th April 6-7 Augusta Haskins Award Invite 70-73-70 = 213 (-3) T-16th April 20-21 Hawkeye Invitational 67-67-69 = 203 (-10) T-4th April 26-28 Big Ten Championships 71-74-75 = 220 (+10) T-11th May 13-15 NCAA Myrtle Beach Regional 72-76-69 = 217 (+1) T-27th May 24-26 NCAA Championships 80-78-78 = 236 (+20) T-129th Rounds Under Par: 7 // Even-Par Rounds: 3

2017-18 RESULTS Sept. 15-17 OFCC/Illini Invitational ^ 76-78-82 = 236 (+26) T-76th Sept. 29-30 Hopkins Golf Collegiate ^ 73-74 = 147 (+3) T-8th March 23-24 BIGHORN Invitational ^ 74-75-70 = 219 (+3) T-33rd Rounds Under Par: 1 // Even-Par Rounds: 0

^ = Competed as an individual and did not count toward team score

CHOPRA’S CAREER STATISTICS Year Rds. Shots Avg. Low Rd. Low 54 2017-18 8 602 75.25 70 (-2) 219 (+3) 2018-19 27 1,974 73.11 67 (-4) 203 (-10) TOTAL 35 2,576 73.60 67 (-4) 203 (-10)

2019-20 ILLINOIS MEN’S GOLF // 15 THE FIGHTING ILLINI BRENDAN O’REILLY JUNIOR // HINSDALE, ILLINOIS // HINSDALE CENTRAL

HONORS AND AWARDS 2019 Academic All-Big Ten honoree 2019 Big Ten Distinguished Scholar

AT ILLINOIS 2019 Summer: Tied for 18th at the Monroe Invitational...Appeared in the field at the Trans-Mississippi Amateur...Competed at the Illinois State Amateur and the Illinois Open.

2018-19 - Sophomore: Appeared in the team lineup in eight tournaments...Started the fall with three-straight top-20 finishes, highlighted by a 12th place finish at the Macdonald Cup...Placed among the top 25 at the Tar Heel Intercollegiate....Played 10 rounds at or under par throughout the year...Posted a 72.88 season stroke average.

2018 Summer: Tied for eighth at the 2018 Western Junior...Shot 5-under par to take third place at the Magnolia Amateur in Hattiesburg, Mississippi. He combined with Varun Chopra (-2) to take third in the event’s team competition as well...Finished among the top 25 at the Illinois State Amateur and at the Northern Amateur...Tied for 13th at the Illinois Open .

2017-18 - Freshman: Made his first appearance in the Illini lineup at the OFCC/Fighting Illini Invitational...Placed among the top 30 at the Crooked Stick Invitational (T-28th) when competing as an individual...Tied for 15th at the East Lake Cup...Made the lineup for Illinois at the Louisiana Classics and the Southern Highlands Collegiate... Tied for 30th at the BIGHORN Invitational...Posted five rounds at or under par during the year.

HIGH SCHOOL Two-time IHSA State champion...Top 10 finish at the 2017 AJGA TaylorMade-Adidas Golf Junior at Innisbrook...Three-time Illinois State Junior Amateur Champion...Four-time all-conference honoree...Three-time All-State honoree...Helped Hinsdale Central to four state championship titles...Advanced to the Round of 32 at the 2015 U.S. Junior Amateur Championship.

PERSONAL Son of Kevin and Elizabeth...Has three siblings, Bridget, Meghan and Erin...Born August 28, 1998...Lists ping pong as one of his hobbies...Names Thomas Pieters as his favorite Illini athlete...Studying Business-Accounting.

2018-19 RESULTS Sept. 14-16 OFCC/Illini Invitational 73-67-74 = 214 (+4) T-16th Sept. 29-30 The Macdonald Cup 70-67-73 = 210 (E) T-12th Oct. 7-8 Fighting Irish Classic 71-69-69 = 209 (-4) T-17th Oct. 21-23 Tavistock Collegiate Invitational 78-71-74 = 223 (+7) T-46th Feb. 25-26 Louisiana Classics 76-75-72 = 223 (+7) T-31st March 3-5 Southern Highlands Collegiate 71-76-75 = 222 (+6) T-48th March 23-24 Tar Heel Intercollegiate 68-73-79 = 220 (+4) T-23rd April 6-7 Augusta Haskins Award Invite 78-76-74 = 228 (+12) T-63rd Rounds Under Par: 7 // Even-Par Rounds: 3

2017-18 RESULTS Sept. 15-17 OFCC/Illini Invitational 75-75-72 = 222 (+12) 52nd Sept. 25-26 Bearcat Invitational 76-81-73 = 230 (+17) 71st Oct. 16-17 Crooked Stick Invitational^ 72-74-77 = 223 (+7) T-28th Oct. 22-24 Tavistock Collegiate Invite 71-77-80 = 228 (+12) T-68th Oct. 30-Nov. 1 East Lake Cup Stroke Play 78 = 78 (+6) T-15th East Lake Cup Semifinals def. by Casey (Oklahoma), 1-up East Lake Cup Finals def. by Ott (Vanderbilt), 1-up Feb. 9-10 Big Ten Match Play: Match 1 def. by Wajda (Wisconsin), 3&2 Big Ten Match Play: Match 2 def. by Song (Nebraska), 4&3 Big Ten Match Play: Match 3 vs. McIntosh (Northwestern), Halved Big Ten Match Play: Match 4 def. Ranton (Indiana), 2&1 Feb. 26-27 Louisiana Classics 75-72-73 = 220 (+4) T-46th March 5-7 Southern Highlands Collegiate 74-80-67 = 221 (+5) T-38th March 23-24 BIGHORN Invitational ^ 73-81-68 = 222 (+6) T-46th April 21-22 Robert Kepler Intercollegiate ^ 76-72-74 = 222 (+9) T-30th Rounds Under Par: 3 // Even-Par Rounds: 2

^ = Competed as an individual and did not count toward team score O’REILLY’S CAREER STATISTICS Year Rds. Shots Avg. Low Rd. Low 54 2017-18 25 1,866 74.64 67 (-5) 220 (+4) 2018-19 24 1,749 72.88 67 (-3) 209 (-4) TOTAL 49 3,615 73.78 67 (-5) 209 (-4)

16 // 2019-20 ILLINOIS MEN’S GOLF THE FIGHTING ILLINI LUKE ARRMBRUST SOPHOMORE // WHEATON, ILLINOIS // ST. FRANCIS

AT ILLINOIS 2019 Summer: Appeared in the field at the Western Junior...Tied for 15th at the Magnolia Amateur...Finished among the top 15 at the Northern...Amateur, tying for 12th...Competed in the Illinois Open, tying for 34th.

2018-19 - Freshman: Played in five tournaments through the season...Appeared in the team lineup at The Macdonald Cup, finishing among the top 25...Played three rounds under par.

HIGH SCHOOL 2016 IHSA Class 2A State Champion...Four-time IHSA All-Conference honoree...2016 IHSA All-State honoree...Won the 2018 AJGA D.A. Points Junior Championship...Earned a seventh-place finish at the 2018 Western Junior...Won the MAJGT Championship at Geneva National...Won the 2016 Players Challenge #4/Junior PGA Qualifier...Earned consecutive top-10 finishes at the Illinois State Junior Amateur Championship.

PERSONAL Son of Steven and Janet Armbrust...Born July 14, 1999...Has six siblings, Dan, Jake, Jess, Genna, Matthew and Nick...Lists Derrick Rose as his favorite athlete...Plans to major in business.

2018-19 RESULTS Sept. 14-16 OFCC/Illini Invitational^ 74-78-74 = 226 (+16) 58th Sept. 29-30 The Macdonald Cup 73-69-74 = 216 (+6) 22nd Feb. 25-26 Louisiana Classics^ 74-82-68 = 224 (+8) T-38th March 23-24 Tar Heel Intercollegiate^ 75-78-81 = 234 (+18) T-74th April 19-20 Take Back the Night Challenge ^ 78-70 = 148 (+5) T-5th Rounds Under Par: 3 // Even-Par Rounds: 0

^ = Competed as an individual and did not count toward team score

ARMBRUST’S CAREER STATISTICS Year Rds. Shots Avg. Low Rd. Low 54 2018-19 14 1,048 74.86 68 (-4) 216 (+6 TOTAL 14 1,048 74.86 68 (-4) 216 (+6)

2019-20 ILLINOIS MEN’S GOLF // 17 THE FIGHTING ILLINI ADRIEN DUMONT DE CHASSART SOPHOMORE // VILLERS LA VILLE, BELGIUM // COLLEGE DU CHRIST ROI

HONORS AND AWARDS 2019 All-Big Ten Second Team 2019 PING All-Region

AT ILLINOIS 2019 Summer: Tied for 16th with a score 4-under par at the European Amateur...Shot 3-under par at the St. Andrews Links Trophy... Appeared in the field at the British Amateur...Helped Belgium to victories over Iceland and the Netherlands at the European Amateur Team Championship.

2018-19 - Freshman: Played in 11 events for the Orange and Blue and appeared in the team lineup in nine tournaments...Earned six top-10 finishes throughout the season...Won his first-career tournament title at the Tar Heel Intercollegiate...Became Illinois 21st Big Ten Championship Medalist at Philadelphia Cricket Club...Continued his strong play at the 2019 NCAA Myrtle Beach Regional, finishing among the top five...Posted a career-low 65 (-6) at the Macdonald Cup on his way to a career-low 202 (-8) ...His 71.39 season stroke average ranks second on the squad...Appeared in the lineup at the 2019 NCAA Championships.

HIGH SCHOOL 2017 French Boys Champion...Won the International Juniors of Belgium 2017...2017 Belgian International Amateur Champion...Appeared in the 2017 field at the Challenge Tour’s KPMG Trophy...Belgian National Juniors U18 Champion...Won the 2017 European Men’s Club Trophy.

PERSONAL Born March 1, 2000...Has two siblings, Xavier and Delphine...Enjoys playing tennis, soccer and basketball in addition to golf...Lists Tiger Woods as his favorite athlete.

2018-19 RESULTS Sept. 14-16 OFCC/Illini Invitational^ 81-78-73 = 231 (+22) 68th Sept. 29-30 The Macdonald Cup^ 69-68-65 = 202 (-8) T-2nd Oct. 7-8 Fighting Irish Classic 67-68-69 = 204 (-9) T-10th Oct. 21-23 Tavistock Collegiate Invitational 70-78-72 = 220 (+4) T-29th Feb. 25-26 Louisiana Classics 75-75-74 = 224 (+8) T-38th March 23-24 Tar Heel Intercollegiate 69-68-70 = 207 (-9) 1st April 6-7 Augusta Haskins Award Invite 68-74-72 = 214 (-2) T-24th April 20-21 Hawkeye Invitational 69-66-70 = 205 (-8) T-7th April 26-28 Big Ten Championships 73-73-66 = 212 (+2) T-1st May 13-15 NCAA Myrtle Beach Regional 67-72-68 = 207 (-9) T-4th May 24-26 NCAA Championships 79-78-72 = 229 (+13) T-88th Rounds Under Par: 17 // Even-Par Rounds: 4

^ = Competed as an individual and did not count toward team score

DUMONT DE CHASSART’S CAREER STATISTICS Year Rds. Shots Avg. Low Rd. Low 54 2018-19 33 2,356 71.39 65 (-5) 202 (-8) TOTAL 33 2,356 71.39.90 65 (-5) 202 (-8)

18 // 2019-20 ILLINOIS MEN’S GOLF THE FIGHTING ILLINI NOAH GILLARD SOPHOMORE // GREENWOOD, INDIANA // CENTER GROVE

AT ILLINOIS 2019 Summer: Tied for 18th at the Indiana Amateur, finishing 1-over par...Competed in the Northern Amateur, finishing T32...Appeared in the Trans-Mississippi Amateur and the Magnolia Amateur.

2018-19 - Freshman: Played in four tournaments throughout the season, appearing in the team lineup at the Fighting Irish Classic and the Tar Heel Intercollegiate...Placed among the top 20 in two tournaments...Played three rounds at or under par...Posted a career-low 68 (-3) in the second round of the Fighting Irish Classic.

HIGH SCHOOL 2018 Center Grove High School Male Athlete of the Year...Two-time Indy Star Boy’s Golf Athlete of the Year (2017, 2018)...2017 IHSAA Boys Golf Individual Champion...Helped Center Grove High School to the 2017 IHSAA boys golf team title...Named to the Golfweek Junior Tour Hall of Fame...Four-time IHSA All-State and All-Conference honoree...2017 Rolex Junior All-America Team honoree...2017 Scott Robertson Memorial Champion...Tied for seventh at the 2017 Boys Junior PGA Championship...Took medalist honors at the 2016 Hoosier Junior Championship... Advanced to match play at the 2015 USGA Junior Amateur...Four-time Center Grove High School Golf Team MVP...Four-year letterwinner for the Center Grove basketball squad.

PERSONAL Son of Dave and Amy Gillard...Born May 15, 1999...Has two siblings, Quentin and Eli...Lists Tiger Woods as his favorite athlete...Plans to major in sport management.

2018-19 RESULTS Oct. 7-8 Fighting Irish Classic 70-68-76 = 214 (+1) T-42nd Feb. 25-26 Louisiana Classics^ 73-76-72 = 221 (+5) T-18th March 23-24 Tar Heel Intercollegiate 75-78-81 = 234 (+18) T-74th April 19-20 Take Back the Night Challenge ^ 80-73 = 153 (+10) T-13th Rounds Under Par: 2 // Even-Par Rounds: 1

^ = Competed as an individual and did not count toward team score

GILLARD’S CAREER STATISTICS Year Rds. Shots Avg. Low Rd. Low 54 2018-19 11 822 74.73 68 (-3) 214 (+1) TOTAL 11 822 74.73 68 (-3) 214 (+1)

2019-20 ILLINOIS MEN’S GOLF // 19 THE FIGHTING ILLINI TOMMY KUHL SOPHOMORE // MORTON, ILLINOIS // MORTON AT ILLINOIS 2019 Summer: Placed among the top 20 at the Illinois State Amateur (T19)...Earned an eighth place finish at the Illinois Open, finishing 4-under par.

2018-19 - Freshman: Played in eight tournaments for the Orange and Blue, appearing in the team lineup in four events...Earned four top- 20 finishes throughout the season, including two top-10s...Appeared in the team lineup at the NCAA Myrtle Beach Regional and the NCAA Championships...Posted a career-low 68 (-2) at the Macdonald Cup...Played eight rounds at or under par.

HIGH SCHOOL 2018 Peoria Journal Star Male Athlete of the Year...2018 Illinois State Junior Amateur Champion...Two-time IHSA 2A State Golf Champion (2014, 2017)...Broke the IHSA State Tournament all-time low records (all classes) with a single-round 63 and a two-day total of 129...Four- time First Team All Mid-Illini Conference honoree...Three-time First Team All-State Class 2A Honoree...Three-time Peoria Journal Star Golfer of the Year...Helped Morton High School to back-to-back State Championships in 2014 and 2015...Two-time participant in the USGA U.S. Junior Amateur.

PERSONAL Son of Michael and Michele Kuhl...Born November 21, 1999...Brother, Pete, plays golf at Wisconsin...Majoring in Recreation, Sport and Tourism...Lists Tiger Woods as his favorite athlete...Enjoys playing ping pong and fishing in his spare time.

2018-19 RESULTS Sept. 14-16 OFCC/Illini Invitational ^ 70-77-74 = 221 (+11) T-42nd Sept. 29-30 The Macdonald Cup^ 73-68-72 = 213 (+3) 19th Feb. 25-26 Louisiana Classics^ 70-72-74 = 216 (E) T-6th March 3-5 Southern Highlands Collegiate 80-71-76 = 227 (+11) T-63rd March 23-24 Tar Heel Intercollegiate 79-73-75 = 227 (+11) T-50th April 19-20 Take Back the Night Challenge ^ 77-71 = 148 (+5) T-5th May 13-15 NCAA Myrtle Beach Regional 74-72-70 = 216 (E) T-20th May 24-26 NCAA Championships 76-75-81 = 232 (+16) T-108th Rounds Under Par: 5 // Even-Par Rounds: 3

^ = Competed as an individual and did not count toward team score

KUHL’S CAREER STATISTICS Year Rds. Shots Avg. Low Rd. Low 54 2018-19 23 1,700 73.91 68 (-2) 213 (+3) TOTAL 23 1,700 73.91 68 (-2) 213 (+3)

20 // 2019-20 ILLINOIS MEN’S GOLF THE FIGHTING ILLINI JERRY JI FRESHMAN // HOOFDDORP, NETHERLANDS // HAARLEMMERMEERLYCEUM HIGH SCHOOL 2015 U15 Dutch Champion...Two-time Dutch U21 Champion (2016, 2017)...2017 Junior Orange Bowl International Champion...2018 Dutch National Men’s Stroke Play Champion...Earned runner-up honors in the 2018 Individual Stroke play at the European Team Boys Championship... Tied for second at the 2018 European Amateur Championship...Earned a bronze medal at the 2018 Youth Olympic Games...Took second at the 2019 French Amateur Championship...Tied for sixth at the 2019 European Amateur, finishing 8-under par...Appeared in the 2017 and 2018 European Tour KLM Open...Two-time Netherlands Golf Federation Talent of the Year Award winner.

PERSONAL Son of Jimmy Ji and Cathy Tan...Born February 18, 2000...Has one sister, Aijia...Lists Tiger Woods as his favorite athlete because of his passion and the learning attitude he shows towards the sport of golf...Also enjoys playing tennis...Plans to major in Recreation, Sport and Tourism.

2019-20 ILLINOIS MEN’S GOLF // 21 THE FIGHTING ILLINI

OLYMPIA FIELDS COUNTRY CLUB/FIGHTING ILLINI INVITATIONAL Illinois hosted the 13th-annual Olympia Fields Country Club/Fighting Illini Invitational Sept. 14-16, 2018, at the famed Olympia Fields Country Club north course. Olympia Fields C.C. is home to several premier events, including the 2015 U.S. Amateur. The club has hosted two U.S. Opens, two PGA Championships, five Western Opens and a U.S. Senior Open among other high-level tournaments. The OFCC/Fighting Illini Invitational is held on the 7,353-yard, Par 70 North Course at Olympia Fields Country Club and continually welcomes some of the nation’s toughest competition. The 2018 tournament field included 13 programs ranked or receiving votes in the Golfweek Bushnell Preseason Coaches Poll. In addition to the No. 16-ranked Illini, the field featured No. 1 Oklahoma State, No. 2 Alabama, No. 4 Texas A&M, No. T-11 California, No. T-11 Stanford, No. 14 Baylor, No. 20 Southern California, No. 23 UNLV, No. 25 Florida State, RV Purdue, RV South Carolina, Air Force and Indiana. Fighting Illini men’s golf finished in sixth place overall at the 2018 OFCC/Fighting Illini Invitational, led by sophomore Brendan O’Reilly and junior Giovanni Tadiotto who tied for 16th with total scores4-over par. Junior Michael Feagles also finished among the top 20 individuals, closing the tournament with a score of 5-over par. Illinois closed the tournament with a total score 22-over. Oklahoma State (-11) won the tournament title, while USC (+7) and California (+16) rounded out the top three teams. Illinois head coach Mike Small was invited to be an honorary member of the Olympia Fields Country Club in 2007, becoming the first to receive such a membership since 2003, when Jim Furyk was honored with the invitation. “The tournament is run as a first-class event by the members here,” Small said. “It means a lot to the University of Illinois to be associated with Olympia Fields, and I know it means a lot to Olympia Fields to put on such a great event. The two have come together great”

2018 Olympia Fields Country Club/Fighting Illini Invitational Sept. 14-16 (North Course, Par 70 - 7,142 Yards)

Team Standings 1. Oklahoma State 273-278-278 = 829 (-11) 2. Southern California 287-281-279 = 847 (+7) 3. California 273-286-297 = 856 (+16) 4. Alabama 284-283-291 = 858 (+18) 5. UNLV 283-286-291 = 860 (+20) 6. Illinois 285-286-291 = 862 (+22) 7. Texas A&M 286-288-291 = 865 (+25) 8. Stanford 289-289-289 = 867 (+27) 9. South Carolina 283-288-297 = 868 (+28) 10. Florida State 293-283-300 = 876 (+36) 11. Indiana 288-293-299 = 880 (+40) 12. Purdue 295-300-291 = 886 (+46) 13. Baylor 292-298-297 = 887 (+47) 14. Air Force 308-305-309 = 922 (+82)

Individual Leaderboard 1. Matthew Wolff Oklahoma State 65-69-70 = 204 (-6) 2. Collin Morikawa California 67-66-72 = 205 (-5) 3. Kaito Onishi Southern California 68-69-70 = 207 (-3) T4. Brandon Smith Texas A&M 68-69-71 = 208 (-2) T4. Justin Suh Southern California 73-67-68 = 208 (-2) ------T16. Brendan O’Reilly Illinois 73-67-74 = 214 (+4) T16. Giovanni Tadiotto Illinois 68-73-73 = 214 (+4) Olympia Fields Country Club, one of the most prestigious in the nation, has held some of the top T20. Michael Feagles Illinois 73-73-69 = 215 (+5) tournaments in the country, including the 1928 and 2003 U.S. Open. Since 2006, it has played host T31. Bryan Baumgarten Illinois 71-73-75 = 219 (+9) T66. Varun Chopra Illinois 78-75-77 = 230 (+20) to the Olympia Fields Country Club/Fighting Illini Invitational. T42. Tommy Kuhl ^ Illinois 70-77-74 = 221 (+11) 58. Luke Armbrust ^ Illinois 74-78-74 = 226 (+16) 68. Adrien Dumont de Chassart ^ Illinois 81-78-73 = 232 (+22)

TOURNAMENT HISTORY

Year Team Champion Individual Champion 2018 Oklahoma State (829) Matthew Wolff, OKST (-6) 2017 Texas A&M (837) Davis Riley, Alabama (-10) 2016 Illinois (845) Cameron Champ, TAMU (-5) 2015 Florida State (846) Maverick McNealy, STAN (-7) 2014 Illinois (861) Dylan Meyer, ILL (+3) Maverick McNealy, STAN (+3) 2013 Alabama (849) Cameron Wilson, STAN (E) TOURNAMENT RECORDS Robby Shelton, BAMA (E) Best Round (Player) 63 Thomas Detry (ILL) 2015 2012 Arkansas (854) Patrick Rodgers, STAN (-3) Rickie Fowler (OSU) 2007 2011 Stanford (849) Patrick Rodgers, STAN (-4) Best Round (Team) 271 Texas A&M, 2017 2010 Florida (845) Peter Uihlein, OKST (-6) Best 36-hole score (Player) 132 Maverick McNealy (STAN, 2015) 133 Rickie Fowler (OKST, 2007) 2009 Arizona State (870) Harris English, GA (+1) 133 Colin Morikawa (CAL, 2018) Trent Whitekiller, OKST (+1) Best 36-hole score (Team) 551 Oklahoma State, 2018 2008 Illinois (852) Zach Barlow, ILL (-1) Best Final Score (Player) 200 Davis Riley (Alabama), 2017 Alex Martin, IND (-1) 203 Maverick McNealy (STAN), 2015 2007 Oklahoma St. (854) Rickie Fowler, OSU (-7) Rickie Fowler (OSU), 2007 2006 Duke (864) Niklas Lemke, ASU (+1) Best Final Score (Team) 829 Oklahoma State, 2018

22 // 2019-20 ILLINOIS MEN’S GOLF SEASON REVIEW

2018-19 SEASON RECAP THE ROAD TO NATIONALS B1G POSTSEASON ACCOLADES Illinois made its 12th consecutive appearance at the NCAA Championships and the Fighting Illini men’s golf was recognized by the Big Ten Conference following the Big Ten 27th in program history this season. The Orange and Blue have advanced to the Championships as the league announced its postseason awards. Head Coach Mike Small was National Championship in 14 seasons under the direction of head coach Mike Small. honored as Big Ten Men’s Golf Coach of the Year for the fifth-straight season, while four Illini Illinois owns the second-longest active streak in the nation, advancing to the NCAA were selected as All-Big Ten honorees. Junior Michael Feagles was named to the All-Big Ten First Championship in each of the past 12 seasons; Texas has qualified in each of the last Team, while juniors Bryan Baumgarten and Giovanni Tadiotto join freshman Adrien Dumont de 13 seasons. The Illini have finished among the top five at the National Championship Chassart garnered second team honors. Earning the 11th Big Ten Coach of the Year honor in his in six of the past eight years, highlighted by a runner-up finish in 2013. Additionally, career, Small has led the Orange and Blue to 10 conference championship titles in the past 11 since the match play format was adopted in 2009, the Illini, along with Oklahoma, seasons, and he has coached seven players to nine consecutive individual Big Ten titles. During have made the most appearances in that portion of the NCAA Championships with his tenure, he has coached nine individuals to Big Ten Player of the Year honors and seen seven six. freshman earn the league’s Freshman of the Year laurel. REGIONAL HISTORY B1G SUCCESS UNDER COACH SMALL Illinois has made 12 consecutive NCAA Regional appearances and 18 in program Head coach Mike Small has been named Big Ten Coach of the Year 11 times overall during his history. In school history, the Orange and Blue have won five NCAA Regional titles and 19-year tenure as Illinois head coach, and earned Dave Williams National Coach of the Year the Illini have seen four individuals combine for five NCAA Regional individual titles honors in 2015. He is a 2017 inductee into the Golf Coaches Association of America Hall of Fame in the past 11 seasons. The Orange and Blue also earned four consecutive titles from as well. The Illini have taken home the last five league championship trophies, and have won the 2013-2016, are one of just three schools (Arizona, Oklahoma State) to have done so. Big Ten Championship in 10 of the last 11 years under Small’s direction. Along with his streaks Illinois was the first school to earn four-straight titles since the early 1990s (Arizona, of five consecutive Big Ten titles (2009-13 and 2015-19), Illinois posted three consecutive 1990-1993). The Illini are one of 13 programs to have won five or more regional titles runner-up finishes from 2002-04 and took third in 2008 with Small at the helm. His teams have overall. Oklahoma State leads the way, however, as the Cowboys have garnered 13 finished among the top five at the conference championship in 16 of his 19 seasons at Illinois. NCAA Regional titles in school history. Under Small’s direction the Illini have won five NCAA Regional Championships, including a stretch of four consecutive titles (2013-16), and have now made 12 consecutive NCAA LAST TIME AT THE NCAA CHAMPIONSHIPS Regional appearances. Small’s squads have advanced to regionals 15 times and have made 14 Ranked at No. 10 in the nation, the Illini squad concluded its 2018 campaign with an appearances at the National Championships including each of the last 12 seasons (2008-19). 11th-place finish at the NCAA Championships after advancing to the final round of stroke play. Led by then-senior Dylan Meyer, the Orange and Blue carded a 7-over par 295 in the final #B1G INDIVIDUAL HISTORY round of play to finish 24-over par for the 72-hole portion of the event. Meyer earned his second Over the years, Illinois has seen 21 individuals win Big Ten Medalist honors, including one in consecutive top-10 finish at the 2018 NCAA Championships after a 3-under par final-round tally each of the past nine years. Most recently, freshman Adrien Dumont de Chassart took home the put him at 5-under par through 72 holes. He tied for fourth overall, finishing two strokes back medal, becoming the first Illini freshman to top the field since current tour professional, Nick from the individual champion. The finish marked the fourth-highest for an Illini at the NCAA Hardy repeated as the Big Ten Medalist in 2018 after winning the title his freshman year (2015). Championships in school history. Dylan Meyer took the title in 2017, and European Tour member Thomas Detry won the title in 2016. Charlie Danielson split the title in 2014 after Luke Guthrie took the honors in 2011 and FIVE TIME NCAA REGIONAL CHAMPS 2012, and Thomas Pieters won the tournament in 2013. Illinois is the only school in Big Ten The Fighting Illini men’s golf team used a 16-under par final round of play to propel itself to a history to have produced nine consecutive medalists. Only Michigan (1932-36), Purdue (1956- team victory at the 2019 NCAA Myrtle Beach Regional. Junior Michael Feagles led the Orange 60) and Ohio State (1976-79) join Illinois in having a streak of five consecutive medalists. and Blue with a 7-under par final round score as he earned individual medalist honors. Feagles becomes Illinois’ fifth NCAA Regional medalist, and the Illini have won five NCAA Regional titles Illinois Big Ten Medalists (21) in the past seven seasons. Finishing the tournament at 25-under par in total, the 23rd-ranked Year Player (site) Illini advance to the NCAA Championships for the 12th consecutive season. The individual title 2019 Adrien Dumont de Chassart (Philadelphia, Pa.) marked the first for Feagles in his career as well. 2018 Nick Hardy (Baltimore, M.D.) 2017 Dylan Meyer (Baltimore, M.D.) Illinois NCAA Regional Medalists 2016 Thomas Detry (Newburgh, Ind.) Luke Guthrie – 2011, Central Regional 2015 Nick Hardy (Newburgh, Ind.) Brian Campbell – 2014, Sugar Grove Regional Brian Campbell – 2015, Noblesville Regional 2014 Charlie Danielson (French Lick, Ind.) Nick Hardy – 2017, West Lafayette Regional co-medalist 2013 Thomas Pieters (French Lick, Ind.) Michael Feagles – 2019, NCAA Myrtle Beach Regional 2012 Luke Guthrie (French Lick, Ind.) 2011 Luke Guthrie (West Lafayette, Ind.) 2019 BIG TEN TOURNAMENT RECAP 1999 Larry Nuger (West Lafayette, Ind.) Fighting Illini men’s golf earned its fifth consecutive Big Ten Championship title on April 28 1993 Jamie Fairbanks (Bloomington, Ind.) at the Philadelphia Cricket Club, posting a 2-under par final round score to finish 28-over par 1989 Steve Stricker (Madison, Wis.) for the tournament. Four Illini finished among the top 20 individuals, led by freshman Adrien 1988 Steve Stricker (Savoy, Ill.) Dumont de Chassart who shot 4-under for the round to share individual medalist honors with 1986 Steve Stricker (East Lansing, Mich.) Minnesota’s Angus Flanagan. The team title marks the 17th Big Ten Men’s Golf Championship 1982 Mike Chadwick (West Lafayette, Ind.) in program history, and the 10th title in the last 11 seasons, while Dumont de Chassart becomes 1962 Mike Toliuszis (Savoy, Ill.) the 21st Big Ten Championship Medalist in Illinois history. An Illini has taken home medalist 1942 James McCarthy (Ann Arbor, Mich.) honors in each of the last nine seasons, which is the longest streak in Big Ten Conference 1941 Alex Welsh (Lake Forest, Ill.) history. 1931 Richard Martin (Ann Arbor, Mich.) Prior to Illinois’ run, the Big Ten has not seen such consistency from a golf program since the 1930 Richard Martin (Wilmette, Ill.) 1980s when Ohio State earned 11 titles in a span of 12 seasons from 1976-1987. With its 2019 1923 R.E. Rolfe (Evanston, Ill.) Big Ten Championship title, UI becomes be the second team in league history to win 10 titles in REGULAR SEASON RECAP a span of 11 seasons. Only two other teams have won five consecutive Big Ten Championships, including Ohio State (1976-80, 1982-87) and Michigan who took home the trophy from 1932-36. Illinois has finished among the top five teams in seven tournaments this season, taking home three team titles and earning two runner-up finishes. The Orange and Blue won consecutive fall tournaments at the MacDonald Cup and the Fighting Irish Classic, and closed regular season play with a 37-under par runner-up performance at the Hawkeye Invitational. Freshman Adrien Dumont de Chassart earned his first-career medalist honors at the Tar Heel Intercollegiate, also helping the Orange and Blue to a second-place team finish.

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BARLOW NAMED FINALIST FOR OUTSTANDING ASSISTANT AWARD NEW ADDITION - JERRY JI Fighting Illini men’s golf assistant coach Zach Barlow was recognized as a finalist for the 2019 Jan Illinois head men’s golf coach Mike Small announced the addition of Jerry Ji to the Illinois men’s Strickland Outstanding Coach of the Year Award presented by TaylorMade, as announced by the Golf golf program for 2019. Joining the Fighting Illini squad from the Netherlands, Ji is currently ranked Coaches Association of America (GCAA). Developed in 2003, the Strickland Award is presented to as the No. 7 male golfer in the European Golf Rankings. Ji will bring worldwide playing experience the NCAA Division I, II, III, NAIA or NJCAA assistant coach that, among other things, has excelled in and a championship mentality to the Illini squad upon his arrival at the University of Illinois. Ji working with their student-athletes both on the course and in the classroom. This season, Barlow has has acquired an impressive resume throughout his junior golf career so far. Recently, he won the helped lead Illinois to three tournament victories, including consecutive team titles at the MacDonald 2017 Junior Orange Bowl International and also earned a Bronze Medal at the 2018 Youth Olympic Cup and the Fighting Irish Classic. The Orange and Blue have finished among the top three in six Games in Buenos Aires. Ji is coming off of a victory at the 2018 Dutch National Men’s Stroke Play tournaments this year, and have earned 30 individual finishes among the top 25. Championships, where he posted a total score 15-under par, and he also earned runner-up honor at both the 2018 European Amateur Championships and the 2018 European Boys’ Team Championship B1G WEEKLY HONORS Individual Stroke Play. Ji took medalist honors at the 2017 Dutch National Junior Championships U21 The Orange and Blue earned Big Ten Golfer of the Week honors four times this season, tying and tied for fourth at the 2017 Dutch National Open. Ji also represented Europe in the 2018 Jacques Northwestern for the second-most for a team during the 2018-19 campaign. Ohio State earned six Leglise Trophy, where he took on the United Kingdom and Ireland. Ji has also made appearances on Big Ten Golfer of the Week honors in five separate weeks as seniors Will Grimmer and Caleb Ramirez the European Tour, taking part in both the 2018 and 208 KLM Open. split the honor on April 10. Illinois has earned four or more weekly Big Ten honors in each of the last 10 seasons, taking home a program record nine during the 2014-15 campaign. ILLINI IN THE PROS Illinois boasts several former players among the professional ranks, as Steve Stricker, D.A. Points, Thomas Pieters and Scott Langley hold PGA Tour cards. Pieters and Thomas Detry are also members of the European Tour. Luke Guthrie, Brian Campbell and Dylan Meyer currently play on the Web.com Tour, and recent graduates Nick Hardy and Charlie Danielson are working to earn status on the Web.com Tour as well. Pieters and Detry have seen success in the national spotlight as of late, combining to win the World Cup of Golf in November. Stricker, a 2017 Presidents Cup captain and 2019 assistant captain, has also been making waves, as he was named the 2020 U.S. Ryder Cup Captain and earned his first major victory at Regions Tradition.

2018-19 #ILLINI HONORS MICHAEL FEAGLES ADRIEN DUMONT DE CHASSART 2017 Big Ten Freshman of the Year 2019 All-Big Ten Second Team 2018 All-Big Ten Championships Team 2019 PING All-Midwest Region Three-time All-Big Ten First Team (2017, 2018, 2019) Three-time PING All-Midwest Region (2017, 2018, 2019) VARUN CHOPRA PING All-America Honorable Mention 2019 Academic All-Big Ten 2019 Big Ten Distinguished Scholar BRYAN BAUMGARTEN Two-time All-Big Ten Second Team (2018, 2019) BRENDAN O’REILLY 2018 All-Big Ten Championships Team 2019 Academic All-Big Ten Two-time PING All-Midwest Region (2018, 2019) 2019 Big Ten Distinguished Scholar Two-time Academic All-Big Ten (2018, 2019) 2019 Srixon/Cleveland Golf All-America Scholar

GIOVANNI TADIOTTO Two-time Academic All-Big Ten (2018, 2019) 2019 All-Big Ten Second Team 2019 PING All-Midwest Region 2019 Srixon/Cleveland Golf All-America Scholar

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2018-19 UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS MEN’S GOLF TEAM STATISTICS 2018-19 TEAM TOURNAMENT-BY-TOURNAMENT SCORES 2018-19 TEAM RESULTS FALL Sept. 14-16 OFCC/Illini Invitational 285-286-291 = 862 (+22) 6th of 14 FALL SEASON Sept. 29-30 MacDonald Cup 272-271-282 = 825 (-15) 1st of 14 Oct. 7-8 Fighting Irish Classic 270-268-270 = 808 (-44) 1st of 15 Oct. 21-23 Tavistock Collegiate Invite 286-293-298 = 877 (+13) T10th of 15 SEPT. 14-16 // OFCC/FIGHTING ILLINI INVITATIONAL // 6TH OF 14 Olympia Fields Country Club (Par 70 - 7,281 yards) // Olympia Fields, Illinois

SPRING 6th Illinois 285-286-291 = 862 (+22) Jan. 26 Tinervin Cup 1st of 2 T16 Brendan O’Reilly 73-67-74 = 214 (+4) Feb. 8-9 Big Ten Match Play 3rd of 14 Quarterfinals: Illinois def. Michigan State, 3.5-2.5 T16 Giovanni Tadiotto 68-73-73 = 214 (+4) Semifinals: Illinois def. by Ohio State, 3.5-2.5 T20 Michael Feagles 73-73-69 = 215 (+5) Fourth Round: Illinois def. Nebraska, 5-1 T31 Bryan Baumgarten 71-73-75 = 219 (+9) Feb. 25-26 Louisiana Classics 295-290-285 = 870 (+6) 2nd of 15 T66 Varun Chopra 78-75-77 = 230 (+20) March 3-5 Southern Highlands Collegiate 290-287-289 = 866 (+2) 9th of 15 T42 Tommy Kuhl ^ 70-77-74 = 221 (+11) March 23-24 Tar Heel Intercollegiate 286-288-295 = 869 (+5) 2nd of 14 58 Luke Armbrust ^ 74-78-74 = 226 (+16) April 6-7 3M Augusta Invitational 283-289-286 = 858 (-6) 7th of 15 68 Adrien Dumont de Chassart ^ 81-78-73 = 232 (+22) April 20-21 Iowa Hawkeye Invitational 272-270-273 = 815 (-37) 2nd of 13 April 26-28 Big Ten Championships 287-303-278 = 868 (+28) 1st of 14 ^ = Competed as an individual and did not count toward team score May 13-15 NCAA Regionals 279-288-272 = 839 (-25) 1st of 14 May 24-29 NCAA Championships 311-301-303 = 915 (+51) T27th of 30 Overall Team Scores – OFCC/Fighting Illini Invitational 1. Oklahoma State 273-278-278 = 829 (-11) 2. Southern California 287-281-279 = 847 (+7) 3. California 273-286-297 = 856 (+16) 4. Alabama 284-283-291 = 858 (+18) 2018-19 FALL STROKE AVERAGES 5. UNLV 283-286-291 = 860 (+20) Player Rounds Strokes Average Low 18 Low 54 6. Illinois 285-286-291 = 862 (+22) Bryan Baumgarten 12 845 70.42 65 201 7. Texas A&M 286-288-291 = 865 (+25) Michael Feagles 12 845 70.42 66 202 8. Stanford 289-289-289 = 867 (+27) Giovanni Tadiotto 12 847 70.58 66 201 9. South Carolina 283-288-297 = 868 (+28) Brendan O’Reilly 12 856 71.33 67 209 10. Florida State 293-283-300 = 876 (+36) Noah Gillard 3 214 71.33 68 214 11. Indiana 288-293-299 = 880 (+40) Adrien Dumont de Chassart 12 858 71.50 65 202 12. Purdue 295-300-291 = 886 (+46) Tommy Kuhl 6 434 72.33 68 213 13. Baylor 292-298-297 = 887 (+47) Luke Armbrust 6 442 73.67 69 216 Varun Chopra 6 447 74.50 71 217 14. Air Force 308-305-309 = 922 (+82) TEAM 12 3,372 281.0 268 808 SEPT. 29-30 // THE MACDONALD CUP // 1ST OF 14 The Course at Yale (Par 70 - 6,810 yards) // New Haven, Connecticut

2018-19 SPRING STROKE AVERAGES 1st ILLINOIS 272-271-282 = 825 (-15) Player Rounds Strokes Average Low 18 Low 54 T2 Bryan Baumgarten 67-67-68 = 202 (-8) Michael Feagles 24 1,710 71.25 65 201 T6 Giovanni Tadiotto 69-68-70 = 207 (-3) Adrien Dumont de Chassart 21 1,498 71.33 66 205 T9 Michael Feagles 66-71-71 = 208 (-2) Varun Chopra 21 1,527 72.71 67 203 T12 Brendan O’Reilly 70-67-73 = 210 (E) Bryan Baumgarten 15 1,094 72.93 66 206 Giovanni Tadiotto 24 1,763 73.46 65 208 22 Luke Armbrust 73-69-74 = 216 (+6) Brendan O’Reilly 12 893 74.42 68 220 T2 Adrien Dumont de Chassart^ 69-68-65 = 202 (-8) Tommy Kuhl 17 1,266 74.47 70 216 19 Tommy Kuhl ^ 73-68-72 = 213 (+3) Luke Armbrust 8 606 75.75 68 224 ^ = Competed as an individual and did not count toward team score Noah Gillard 8 608 76.00 72 221 TEAM 24 6,900 287.50 270 815 Overall Team Scores – The Macdonald Cup 1. ILLINOIS 272-271-282 = 825 (-15) 2. Yale 273-273-286 = 832 (-8) 2018-19 OVERALL STROKE AVERAGES 3. Princeton 278-287-282 = 847 (+7) Player Rounds Strokes Average Low 18 Low 54 4. Stirling 288-278-282 = 848 (+8) Michael Feagles 36 2,555 70.97 65 201 5. Boston College 286-283-292 = 861 (+21) Adrien Dumont de Chassart 33 2,356 71.39 65 202 6. Pennsylvania 284-284-300 = 868 (+28) Bryan Baumgarten 27 1,939 71.81 65 201 7. Harvard 288-287-294 = 869 (+29) Giovanni Tadiotto 36 2,610 72.50 65 201 8. Brown 291-288-291 = 870 (+30) Brendan O’Reilly 24 1,749 72.88 67 209 9. Bucknell University 280-293-302 = 875 (+35) Varun Chopra 27 1,974 73.11 67 203 T10. Colgate University 294-292-302 = 888 (+48) Tommy Kuhl 23 1,700 73.91 68 213 T10. Yale 298-290-300 = 888 (+48) Noah Gillard 11 822 74.73 68 214 12. Fairfield University 292-302-306 = 900 (+60) Luke Armbrust 14 1,048 74.86 68 216 13. Sacred Heart 304-293-308 = 905 (+65) TEAM 36 10,272 285.33 268 808 14. Fordham University 305-292-315 = 912 (+72)

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2018-19 UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS MEN’S GOLF TEAM STATISTICS

OCT. 7-8 // FIGHTING IRISH CLASSIC // 1ST OF 15 SPRING SEASON Warren Course (Par 71 - 7,020 yards) // Notre Dame, Indiana FEB. 8-9 // BIG TEN MATCH PLAY // 3RD OF 14 1st ILLINOIS 270-268-270 = 808 (-44) Hammock Beach Resort: Ocean Course (Par 72 - 7,201 yards) T4 Giovanni Tadiotto 68-67-66 = 201 (-12) Conservatory Course (Par 72 - 7,776 yards) // Palm Coast, Fla. T4 Bryan Baumgarten 67-65-69 = 201 (-12) 6 Michael Feagles 68-68-66 = 202 (-11) Quarterfinal Match // Illinois def. Michigan State, 3.5-2.5 T10 Adrien Dumont de Chassart 67-68-69 = 204 (-9) No. 1: Noah Gillard (ILL) def. Dylan Deogun (MSU), 8 & 7 T17 Brendan O’Reilly 71-69-69 = 209 (-4) No. 2: Tommy Kuhl (ILL) def. by Kaleb Johnson (MSU), 2 & 1 T42 Noah Gillard ^ 70-68-76 = 214 (+1) No. 3: Adrien Dumont de Chassart (ILL) def. Andrew Walker (MSU), Halved T53 Varun Chopra ^ 72-71-74 = 217 (+4) No. 4: Brendan O’Reilly (ILL) def. Troy Taylor II (MSU), 3 & 1 No. 5: Giovanni Tadiotto (ILL) def. by Donni Trosper (MSU), 3 & 2 ^ = Competed as an individual and did not count toward team score No. 6: Michael Feagles (ILL) de. James Piot (MSU), 7 & 6

Overall Team Scores – Fighting Irish Classic Semifinal Match // Ohio State def. Illinois, 3.5-2.5 1. ILLINOIS 270-268-270 = 808 (-44) No. 1: Brian Baumgarten (ILL) def. Laken Hinton (OSU), Halved 2. Georgia Southern 266-277-275 = 818 (-34) No. 2: Brendan O’Reilly (ILL) def. Will Voetsch (OSU), 1-Up 3. North Carolina 270-280-271 = 821 (-31) No. 3: Noah Gillard (ILL) def. by Kevin Stone (OSU), 4 & 3 4. Iowa Hawkeyes 277-279-277 = 833 (-19) No. 4: Michael Feagles (ILL) def. by Will Grimmer (OSU), 4 & 3 5. Notre Dame 279-277-282 = 838 (-14) No. 5: Giovanni Tadiotto (ILL) def. by Daniel Wetterich, 4 & 3 T6. Wisconsin 283-277-281 = 841 (-11) No. 6: Adrien Dumont de Chassart (ILL) def. Caleb Ramirez (OSU), 5 & 4 T6. Iowa State 278-275-288 = 841 (-11) 8. Michigan 293-285-267 = 845 (-7) Third Place Match // Illinois def. Nebraska, 5-1 9. Michigan State 280-287-283 = 850 (-2) No. 1: Brian Baumgarten (ILL) def. Jackson Wendling (NEB), 2 & 1 T10. Northern Illinois 289-280-282 = 851 (-1) No. 2: Giovanni Tadiotto (ILL) def. Jace Guthmiller (NEB), 2 & 1 T10. Southern Illinois 289-279-283 = 851 (-1) No. 3: Tommy Kuhl (ILL) def. Mitchell Klooz (NEB), 4 & 3 12. South Alabama 296-282-277 = 855 (+3) No. 4: Brendan O’Reilly (ILL) def. by Cameron Jones (NEB), 3 & 2 13. Miami (OH) 286-293-280 = 859 (+7) No. 5: Adrien Dumont de Chassart (ILL) def. Jay Cottam (NEB), 4 & 3 14. Nebraska 287-292-292 = 871 (+19) No. 6: Michael Feagles (ILL) def. Tanner Owen (NEB), 3 & 2 15. Toledo 295-286-292 = 873 (+21)

OCT. 21-23 // TAVISTOCK COLLEGIATE INVITATIONAL // T-10TH OF 15 FEB. 25-26 // LOUISIANA CLASSICS // 2ND OF 15 Isleworth Country Club (Par 72 - 7,544 yards) // Windermere, Florida Oakbourne Country Club (Par 72 - 6,898 yards) // Lafayette, La.

T10 Illinois 286-293-298 = 877 (+13) 2nd Illinois 295-290-285 = 870 (+6) T29 Michael Feagles 69-75-76 = 220 (+4) T2 Bryan Baumgarten 74-71-67 = 212 (-4) T29 Adrien Dumont de Chassart 70-78-72 = 220 (+4) T6 Tommy Kuhl ^ 70-72-74 = 216 (E) T46 Bryan Baumgarten 71-74-78 = 223 (+7) 8 Michael Feagles 75-69-73 = 217 (+1) T46 Brendan O’Reilly 78-71-74 = 223 (+7) T13 Giovanni Tadiotto 71-75-73 = 219 (+3) T54 Giovanni Tadiotto 76-73-76 = 225 (+9) T18 Noah Gillard ^ 73-76-72 = 221 (+5) T26 Varun Chopra ^ 74-75-73 = 222 (+6) Overall Team Scores – Tavistock Collegiate Invitational T31 Brendan O’Reilly 76-75-72 = 223 (+7) 1. Vanderbilt 276-282-275 = 833 (-31) T38 Adrien Dumont de Chassart 75-75-74 = 224 (+8) T2. Arizona State 287-288-278 = 853 (-11) T38 Luke Armbrust ^ 74-82-68 = 224 (+8) T2. Auburn 284-287-282 = 853 (-11) 4. Texas Tech 285-281-291 = 857 (-7) ^ = Competed as an individual and did not count toward team score 5. LSU 292-286-284 = 862 (-2) 6. Texas 288-288-287 = 863 (-1) Overall Team Scores – Louisiana Classics 7. West Virginia 288-288-288 = 864 (E) 1. McNeese State 290-291-282 = 863 (-1) 8. California 284-293-293 = 870 (+6) 2. Illinois 295-290-285 = 870 (+6) 9. Florida 286-299-289 = 874 (+10) 3. UTSA 289-293-297 = 879 (+15) T10. UCF 296-297284 = 877 (+13) 4. Kent State 303-291-287 = 881 (+17) T10. Illinois 286-293-298 = 877 (+13) 5. UMKC 296-302-285 = 883 (+19) 12. South Carolina 295-298-286 = 879 (+15) 6. Texas State 297-295-294 = 886 (+22) 13. North Texas 304-299-288 = 891 (+27) 7. Oral Roberts 305-296-289 = 890 (+26) 14. Augusta 293-302-298 = 893 (+29) 8. Louisiana Tech 301-296-294 = 891 (+27) 15. Washington 287-308-301 = 896 (+32) 9. Sam Houston State 294-310-292 = 896 (+32) 10. North Texas 298-301-299 = 898 (+34) 11. Louisiana 304-295-300 = 899 (+35) T12. Southern Mississippi 296-301-304 = 901 (+37) T12. Toledo 307-297-297 = 901 (+37) 14. Rice 312-296-298 = 906 (+42) 15. Wichita State 310-308-295 = 913 (+49)

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MARCH 3-5 // SOUTHERN HIGHLANDS COLLEGIATE // 9TH OF 15 Southern Highlands Golf Club (Par 72 - 7,374 yards) // Las Vegas, Nevada APRIL 6-7 // AUGUSTA HASKINS AWARD INVITATIONAL // 7TH OF 15 Forest Hills Golf Club (Par 72 - 7,005 yards) // Augusta, Georgia 9th Illinois 290-287-289 = 866 (+2) 6 Michael Feagles 74-71-65 = 210 (-6) 7th Illinois 283-289-286 = 858 (-6) T14 Bryan Baumgarten 71-69-74 = 214 (-2) T16 Varun Chopra 70-73-70 = 213 (-3) T48 Brendan O’Reilly 71-76-75 = 222 (+6) T24 Adrien Dumont de Chassart 68-74-72 = 214 (-2) 59 Giovanni Tadiotto 74-76-75 = 225 (+9) T24 Michael Feagles 70-74-70 = 214 (-2) T63 Tommy Kuhl 80-71-76 = 227 (+11) T42 Giovanni Tadiotto 75-68-76 = 219 (+3) T63 Brendan O’Reilly 78-76-74 = 228 (+12) Overall Team Scores – Southern Highlands Collegiate 1. Oklahoma 287-281-282 = 850 (-14) Overall Team Scores – Augusta Haskins Award Invitational 2. Texas 295-277-279 = 851 (-13) 1. Wake Forest 269-278-281 = 828 (-36) 3. Stanford 284-282-288 = 854 (-10) 2. South Carolina 282-276-273 = 831 (-33) 4. Texas Tech 288-284-284 = 856 (-8) 3. Texas 270-279-285 = 834 (-30) 5. California 288-286-283 = 857 (-7) 4. Arkansas 277-280-288 = 845 (-19) 6. Georgia Tech 283-282-295 = 860 (-4) 5. Notre Dame 291-283-279 = 853 (-11) T7. UNLV 288-286-289 = 863 (-1) 6. Augusta 283-284-288 = 855 (-9) T7. TCU 294-282-287 = 863 (-1) 7. Illinois 283-289-286 = 858 (-6) 9. Illinois 290-287-289 = 866 (+2) 8. Mercer 284-285-292 = 861 (-3) 10. Southern California 301-284-287 = 872 (+8) 9. UCF 287-294-281 = 862 (-2) 11. Pepperdine 294-285-295 = 874 (+10) 10. Houston 283-291-290 = 864 (E) 12. Auburn 299-293-289 = 881 (+17) 11. Virginia Tech 280-294-295 = 869 (+5) T13. UCLA 305-289-293 = 887 (+23) 12. S. Carolina - Aiken 295-278-298 = 871 (+7) T13. Florida 300-295-292 = 887 (+23) 13. Northern Illinois 292-288-295 = 875 (+11) 15. UCF 298-304-293 = 895 (+31) 14. Georgia State 299-294-304 = 897 (+33) 15. Air Force 296-304-301 = 901 (+37)

MARCH 23-24 // TAR HEEL INTERCOLLEGIATE // 2ND OF 14 UNC Finley Golf Course (Par 72 - 7,242 yards) // Chapel Hill, North Carolina APRIL 20-21 // HAWKEYE INVITATIONAL // 2ND OF 13 Finkbine Golf Course (Par 71 - 6,884 yards) // Iowa City, Iowa 2nd Illinois 286-288-295 = 869 (+5) 1 Adrien Dumont de Chassart 69-68-70 = 207 (-9) 2nd Illinois 272-270-273 = 815 (-37) T6 Michael Feagles 69-72-74 = 215 (-1) T4 Varun Chopra 67-67-69 = 203 (-10) T36 Bryan Baumgarten 73-75-76 = 224 (+8) T7 Adrien Dumont de Chassart 69-66-70 = 205 (-8) T50 Tommy Kuhl 79-73-75 = 227 (+11) T9 Bryan Baumgarten 71-69-66 = 206 (-7) T74 Noah Gillard 75-78-81 = 234 (+18) T11 Michael Feagles 72-68-68 = 208 (-5) T6 Giovanni Tadiotto^ 69-73-73 = 215 (-1) T11 Giovanni Tadiotto 65-72-71 = 208 (-5) T11 Varun Chopra^ 72-71-73 = 216 (E) T23 Brendan O’Reilly^ 68-73-79 = 220 (+4) Overall Team Scores – Hawkeye Invitational T74 Luke Armbrust^ 75-78-81 = 234 (+18) 1. Iowa 262-277-270 = 809 (-43) 2. Illinois 272-270-273 = 815 (-37) ^ = Competed as an individual and did not count toward team score 3. Kansas 282-278-279 = 839 (-13) 4. Kansas State 278-282-282 = 842 (-10) Overall Team Scores – Tar Heel Intercollegiate T5. UMKC 284-275-286 = 845 (-7) 1. North Carolina 287-288-288 = 863 (-1) T5. Minnesota 280-281-284 = 845 (-7) 2. Illinois 286-288-295 = 869 (+5) 7. Oral Roberts 285-278-292 = 855 (+3) 3. Kansas State 288-298-290 = 876 (+12) 8. Indiana 283-290-283 = 856 (+4) 4. North Florida 296-286-295 = 877 (+13) 9. Wisconsin 282-283-292 = 857 (+5) 5. Notre Dame 302-284-292 = 878 (+14) 10. Eastern Michigan 283-295-287 = 865 (+13) T6. UNCG 300-297-287 = 884 (+20) 11. Nebraska 304-278-284 = 866 (+14) T6. Michigan State 295-288-301 = 884 (+20) 12. DePaul 282-294-291 = 867 (+15) T8. Georgia Southern 294-302-292 = 888 (+24) 13. South Dakota State 289-285-303 = 877 (+25) T8. Elon 295-304-289 = 888 (+24) 10. Mississippi State 294-302-293 = 889 (+25) 11. James Madison 295-304-295 = 894 (+30) 12. Michigan 304-309-285 = 898 (+34) 13. UNCW 300-298-310 = 908 (+44) 14. Gardner-Webb 309-302-302 = 913 (+49)

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2018-19 UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS MEN’S GOLF TEAM STATISTICS

APRIL 26-28 // BIG TEN CHAMPIONSHIP // 1ST OF 14 MAY 24-29 // NCAA MEN’S GOLF CHAMPIONSHIPS // 27TH OF 30 Philadelphia Cricket Club - Wissahickon Course (Par 70 - 7,119 yards) // Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Blessings Golf Club (Par 72 - 7,550 yards) // Fayetteville, Arkansas

1st ILLINOIS 287-303-278 = 868 (+28) T27th Illinois 311-301-303 = 915 (+51) T1 Adrien Dumont de Chassart 73-73-66 = 212 (+2) T53 Michael Feagles 76-71-77 = 224 (+8) 7 Giovanni Tadiotto 72-76-68 = 216 (+6) T88 Adrien Dumont de Chassart 79-78-72 = 229 (+13) T11 Varun Chopra 71-74-75 = 220 (+10) T108 Tommy Kuhl 76-75-81 = 232 (+16) T16 Michael Feagles 71-81-69 = 221 (+11) T124 Giovanni Tadiotto 82-77-76 = 235 (+19) T63 Bryan Baumgarten 78-80-80 = 238 (+28) T129 Varun Chopra 80-78-78 = 236 (+20)

Overall Team Scores – Big Ten Championship Overall Stroke Play Scores – NCAA Championships 1. ILLINOIS 287-303-278 = 868 (+28) 1. Oklahoma State 290-276-286-284 = 1136 (-16) 2. Purdue 282-309-282 = 873 (+33) 2. Vanderbilt 307-288-287-285 = 1167 (+15) 3. Michigan State 291-304-288 = 883 (+43) 3. Wake Forest 296-297-288-291 = 1172 (+20) 4. Michigan 299-296-290 = 885 (+45) 4. Texas 298-290-289-303 = 1180 (+28) 5. Nebraska 295-305-286 = 886 (+46) 5. Oklahoma 305-287-288-300 = 1180 (+28) 6. Rutgers 291-316-280 = 887 (+47) 6. Stanford 291-287-299-312 = 1189 (+37) T7. Ohio State 296-313-281 = 890 (+50) 7. Texas A&M 296-287-301-308 = 1192 (+40) T7. Indiana 293-312-285 = 890 (+50) T8. SMU* 308-293-292-303 = 1196 (+44) 9. Minnesota 287-303-304 = 894 (+54) T8. Clemson 302-292-298-304 = 1196 (+44) 10. Penn State 294-317-287 = 898 (+58) 10. California 292-301-306-298 = 1197 (+45) 11. Iowa 293-314-292 = 899 (+59) 11. Pepperdine 312-291-293-303 = 1199 (+47) 12. Maryland 301-307-293 = 901 (+61) 12. Auburn 292-294-312-302 = 1200 (+48) 13. Northwestern 295-309-298 = 902 (+62) 13. Ohio State 297-296-302-306 = 1201 (+49) 14. Wisconsin 302-318-297 = 917 (+77) 14. Southern California 304-304-292-302 = 1202 (+50) 15. TCU 311-295-288-311 = 1205 (+53) 16. Arizona State 302-296-303 = 901 (+37) 17. South Carolina 305-299-298 = 902 (+38) MAY 13-15 // NCAA MYRTLE BEACH REGIONAL // 1ST OF 14 18. Georgia Tech 307-293-303 = 903 (+39) TPC Myrtle Beach (Par 72 - 6,950 yards) // Myrtle Beach, South Carolina 19. North Carolina 304-300-300 = 904 (+40) T20. Liberty 305-303-298 = 906 (+42) 1st ILLINOIS 279-288-272 = 839 (-25) T20. UNLV 310-292-304 = 906 (+42) 1 Michael Feagles 68-68-65 = 201 (-15) T22. North Florida 309-297-301 = 907 (+43) T4 Adrien Dumont de Chassart 67-72-68 = 207 (-9) T22. LSU 308-302-297 = 907 (+43) T20 Tommy Kuhl 74-72-70 = 216 (E) 24. Georgia 300-300-311 = 911 (+47) T27 Varun Chopra 72-76-69 = 217 (+1) 25. Duke 313-305-294 = 912 (+48) T60 Giovanni Tadiotto 72-78-76 = 226 (+10) 26. Georgia Southern 308-299-306 = 913 (+49) T27. Baylor 314-295-306 = 915 (+51) Overall Team Scores – NCAA Myrtle Beach Regional T27. Illinois 311-301-303 = 915 (+51) 1. ILLINOIS 279-288-272 = 839 (-25) 29. Louisville 313-302-317 = 932 (+68) 2. Ohio State 284-281-279 = 844 (-20) 30. Brigham Young 322-307-309 = 938 (+74) 3. Wake Forest 286-281-282 = 849 (-15) 4. California 288-286-276 = 850 (-14) * SMU advanced to match play via team playof 5. UNLV 288-284-284 = 856 (-8) 6. Florida State 286-292-279 = 857 (-7) 7. Oregon 289-288-286 = 863 (-1) 8. Northwestern 296-284-284 = 864 (E) 9. Texas Tech 289-288-288 = 865 (+1) 10. VCU 301-291-287 = 879 (+15) 11. Oregon State 296-294-292 = 882 (+18) 12. CSU - Fullerton 292-298-297 = 887 (+23) 13. Middle Tennessee St. 305-293-294 = 892 (+28) 14. Robert Morris 305-303-300 = 908 (+44)

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2018-19 UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS MEN’S GOLF TEAM STATISTICS 2018-19 INDIVIDUAL RESULTS LUKE ARMBRUST // Freshman NOAH GILLARD // Freshman Sept. 14-16 OFCC/Illini Invitational^ 74-78-74 = 226 (+16) 58th Oct. 7-8 Fighting Irish Classic 70-68-76 = 214 (+1) T-42nd Sept. 29-30 The Macdonald Cup 73-69-74 = 216 (+6) 22nd Feb. 25-26 Louisiana Classics^ 73-76-72 = 221 (+5) T-18th Feb. 25-26 Louisiana Classics^ 74-82-68 = 224 (+8) T-38th March 23-24 Tar Heel Intercollegiate 75-78-81 = 234 (+18) T-74th March 23-24 Tar Heel Intercollegiate^ 75-78-81 = 234 (+18) T-74th April 19-20 Take Back the Night Challenge ^ 80-73 = 153 (+10) T-13th April 19-20 Take Back the Night Challenge ^ 78-70 = 148 (+5) T-5th Rounds Under Par: 2 // Even-Par Rounds: 1 Rounds Under Par: 3 // Even-Par Rounds: 0 TOMMY KUHL // Freshman BRYAN BAUMGARTEN // Junior Sept. 14-16 OFCC/Illini Invitational ^ 70-77-74 = 221 (+11) T-42nd Sept. 14-16 OFCC/Illini Invitational 71-73-75 = 219 (+9) T-31st Sept. 29-30 The Macdonald Cup^ 73-68-72 = 213 (+3) 19th Sept. 29-30 The Macdonald Cup 67-67-68 = 202 (-8) T-2nd Feb. 25-26 Louisiana Classics^ 70-72-74 = 216 (E) T-6th Oct. 7-8 Fighting Irish Classic 67-65-69 = 201 (-12) T-4th March 3-5 Southern Highlands Collegiate 80-71-76 = 227 (+11) T-63rd Oct. 21-23 Tavistock Collegiate Invitational 71-74-78 = 223 (+7) T-46th March 23-24 Tar Heel Intercollegiate 79-73-75 = 227 (+11) T-50th Feb. 25-26 Louisiana Classics 74-71-67 = 212 (-4) T-2nd April 19-20 Take Back the Night Challenge ^ 77-71 = 148 (+5) T-5th March 3-5 Southern Highlands Collegiate 71-69-74 = 214 (-2) T-14th May 13-15 NCAA Myrtle Beach Regional 74-72-70 = 216 (E) T-20th March 23-24 Tar Heel Intercollegiate 73-75-76 = 224 (+8) T-36th May 24-26 NCAA Championships 76-75-81 = 232 (+16) T-108th April 20-21 Hawkeye Invitational 71-69-66 = 206 (-7) T-9th Rounds Under Par: 5 // Even-Par Rounds: 3 April 26-28 Big Ten Championships 78-80-80 = 238 (+28) T-63rd Rounds Under Par: 13 // Even-Par Rounds: 1 BRENDAN O’REILLY // Sophomore Sept. 14-16 OFCC/Illini Invitational 73-67-74 = 214 (+4) T-16th VARUN CHOPRA // Sophomore Sept. 29-30 The Macdonald Cup 70-67-73 = 210 (E) T-12th Sept. 14-16 OFCC/Illini Invitational 78-75-77 = 230 (+20) T-66th Oct. 7-8 Fighting Irish Classic 71-69-69 = 209 (-4) T-17th Oct. 7-8 Fighting Irish Classic^ 72-71-74 = 217 (+4) T-53rd Oct. 21-23 Tavistock Collegiate Invitational 78-71-74 = 223 (+7) T-46th Feb. 25-26 Louisiana Classics^ 74-75-73 = 222 (+6) T-26th Feb. 25-26 Louisiana Classics 76-75-72 = 223 (+7) T-31st March 23-24 Tar Heel Intercollegiate 72-71-73 = 216 (E) T-11th March 3-5 Southern Highlands Collegiate 71-76-75 = 222 (+6) T-48th April 6-7 Augusta Haskins Award Invite 70-73-70 = 213 (-3) T-16th March 23-24 Tar Heel Intercollegiate 68-73-79 = 220 (+4) T-23rd April 20-21 Hawkeye Invitational 67-67-69 = 203 (-10) T-4th April 6-7 Augusta Haskins Award Invite 78-76-74 = 228 (+12) T-63rd April 26-28 Big Ten Championships 71-74-75 = 220 (+10) T-11th Rounds Under Par: 7 // Even-Par Rounds: 3 May 13-15 NCAA Myrtle Beach Regional 72-76-69 = 217 (+1) T-27th May 24-26 NCAA Championships 80-78-78 = 236 (+20) T-129th GIOVANNI TADIOTTO // Junior Rounds Under Par: 7 // Even-Par Rounds: 3 Sept. 14-16 OFCC/Illini Invitational 68-73-73 = 214 (+4) T-16th Sept. 29-30 The Macdonald Cup 69-68-70 = 207 (-3) T-6th ADRIEN DUMONT DE CHASSART // Freshman Oct. 7-8 Fighting Irish Classic 68-67-66 = 201 (-12) T-4th Sept. 14-16 OFCC/Illini Invitational^ 81-78-73 = 231 (+22) 68th Oct. 21-23 Tavistock Collegiate Invitational 76-73-76 = 225 (+9) T-54th Sept. 29-30 The Macdonald Cup^ 69-68-65 = 202 (-8) T-2nd Feb. 25-26 Louisiana Classics 71-75-73 = 219 (+3) T-13th Oct. 7-8 Fighting Irish Classic 67-68-69 = 204 (-9) T-10th March 3-5 Southern Highlands Collegiate 74-76-75 = 225 (+9) 59th Oct. 21-23 Tavistock Collegiate Invitational 70-78-72 = 220 (+4) T-29th March 23-24 Tar Heel Intercollegiate 69-73-73 = 215 (-1) T-6th Feb. 25-26 Louisiana Classics 75-75-74 = 224 (+8) T-38th April 6-7 Augusta Haskins Award Invite 75-68-76 = 291 (+3) T-42nd March 23-24 Tar Heel Intercollegiate 69-68-70 = 207 (-9) 1st April 20-21 Hawkeye Invitational 65-72-71 = 208 (-5) T-11th April 6-7 Augusta Haskins Award Invite 68-74-72 = 214 (-2) T-24th April 26-28 Big Ten Championships 72-76-68 = 216 (+6) 7th April 20-21 Hawkeye Invitational 69-66-70 = 205 (-8) T-7th May 13-15 NCAA Myrtle Beach Regional 72-78-76 = 226 (+10) T-60th April 26-28 Big Ten Championships 73-73-66 = 212 (+2) T-1st May 24-26 NCAA Championships 82-77-76 = 235 (+19) T-124th May 13-15 NCAA Myrtle Beach Regional 67-72-68 = 207 (-9) T-4th Rounds Under Par: 11 // Even-Par Rounds: 3 May 24-26 NCAA Championships 79-78-72 = 229 (+13) T-88th ^ = Competed as an individual and did not count toward team score Rounds Under Par: 17 // Even-Par Rounds: 4

MICHAEL FEAGLES // Junior Sept. 14-16 OFCC/Illini Invitational 73-73-69 = 215 (+5) T-20th Sept. 29-30 The Macdonald Cup 66-71-71 = 208 (-2) T-9th Oct. 7-8 Fighting Irish Classic 68-68-66 = 202 (-11) 6th Oct. 21-23 Tavistock Collegiate Invitational 69-75-76 = 220 (+4) T-29th Feb. 25-26 Louisiana Classics 75-69-73 = 217 (+1) 8th March 3-5 Southern Highlands Collegiate 74-71-65 = 210 (-6) 6th March 23-24 Tar Heel Intercollegiate 69-72-74 = 215 (-1) T-6th April 6-7 Augusta Haskins Award Invite 70-74-70 = 214 (-2) T-24th April 20-21 Hawkeye Invitational 72-68-68 = 208 (-5) T-11th April 26-28 Big Ten Championships 71-81-69 = 221 (+11) T-16th May 13-15 NCAA Myrtle Beach Regional 68-68-65 = 201 (-15) 1st May 24-26 NCAA Championships 76-71-77 = 224 (+8) T-53rd Rounds Under Par: 19 // Even-Par Rounds: 1

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2018-19 TEAM POSITION FINISHES (In lineup) LUKE ARMBRUST (1 tournament) TOMMY KUHL (5 tournaments) Illinois’ 1st Finisher = 0 Illinois’ 1st Finisher = 0 Illinois’ 2nd Finisher = 0 Illinois’ 2nd Finisher = 0 Illinois’ 3rd Finisher = 0 Illinois’ 3rd Finisher = 3 Illinois’ 4th Finisher = 0 Illinois’ 4th Finisher = 1 Illinois’ 5th Finisher = 1 Illinois’ 5th Finisher = 1 Armbrust’s Average Team Finish = 5 Kuhl’s Average Team Finish = 3.6

BRYAN BAUMGARTEN (9 tournaments) BRENDAN O’REILLY (7 tournaments) Illinois’ 1st Finisher = 3 Illinois’ 1st Finisher = 1 Illinois’ 2nd Finisher = 1 Illinois’ 2nd Finisher = 0 Illinois’ 3rd Finisher = 3 Illinois’ 3rd Finisher = 2 Illinois’ 4th Finisher = 1 Illinois’ 4th Finisher = 2 Illinois’ 5th Finisher = 1 Illinois’ 5th Finisher = 2 Baumgarten’s Average Team Finish = 2.55 O’Reilly’s Average Team Finish = 3.6

VARUN CHOPRA (6 tournaments) GIOVANNI TADIOTTO (11 tournaments) Illinois’ 1st Finisher = 2 Illinois’ 1st Finisher = 2 Illinois’ 2nd Finisher = 0 Illinois’ 2nd Finisher = 2 Illinois’ 3rd Finisher = 1 Illinois’ 3rd Finisher = 1 Illinois’ 4th Finisher = 1 Illinois’ 4th Finisher = 4 Illinois’ 5th Finisher = 2 Illinois’ 5th Finisher = 2 Chopra’s Average Team Finish = 3.17 Tadiotto’s Average Team Finish = 3.18

ADRIEN DUMONT DE CHASSART (9 tournaments) Illinois’ 1st Finisher = 3 Illinois’ 2nd Finisher = 4 Illinois’ 3rd Finisher = 0 Illinois’ 4th Finisher = 1 Illinois’ 5th Finisher = 1 Dumont de Chassart’s Average Team Finish = 2.22

MICHAEL FEAGLES (12 tournaments) Illinois’ 1st Finisher = 4 Illinois’ 2nd Finisher = 3 Illinois’ 3rd Finisher = 3 Illinois’ 4th Finisher = 2 Illinois’ 5th Finisher = 0 Feagles’ Average Team Finish = 2.25

NOAH GILLARD (1 tournament) Illinois’ 1st Finisher = 0 Illinois’ 2nd Finisher = 0 Illinois’ 3rd Finisher = 0 Illinois’ 4th Finisher = 0 Illinois’ 5th Finisher = 1 Gillard’s Average Team Finish = 5.0

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TEAM RECORDS TEAM TOURNAMENT TITLES - TOTAL: 107 609 (36) Fighting Illini Spring Invite April 12-13, 2008 885 Marshall Invitational April 5, 2008 Score Tournament Date 837 D.A. Weibring Invite Oct. 7-8, 2007 839 NCAA Myrtle Beach Regional May 13-15, 2019 868 Big Ten Championships April 26-28, 2019 864 Bruce Fossum Invitational April 26-27, 2003 808 Fighting Irish Classic Oct. 21-23, 2018 851 Marshall Invitational April 4-5, 2003 825 Macdonald Cup Sept. 29-30, 2018 836 Nestle Purina Classic Oct. 7-8, 2002 843 Northern Intercollegiate Sept. 28-29, 2002 836 Big Ten Championships April 27-29, 2018 577 The Tillinghast Oct. 22-23, 2001 839 3M Augusta Invitational March 31-April 1, 2018 824 BIGHORN Invitational March 23-24, 2018 873 Fossum Invitational May 1-2, 1999 601 Persimmon Ridge Intercollegiate Oct. 19-20, 1998 829 Big Ten Championships April 28-30, 2017 862 Marshall Invitational April 10-11, 1998 864 Robert Kepler Intercollegiate April 22-23, 2017 288 East Lake Cup Oct. 31-Nov. 2, 2016 906 Persimmon Ridge Intercollegiate Oct. 23-24, 1995 845 Northern Intercollegiate Oct. 9-10, 2016 845 OFCC/Fighting Illini Invitational Sept. 16-18, 2016 1158 Northern Iowa Classic Sept. 13-15, 1991 561 Wolf Run Intercollegiate Sept. 10-11, 2016 1188 Northern Iowa Classic Sept. 14-16, 1990 853 NCAA Kohler Regional May 16-18, 2016 838 Big Ten Championship April 22-24, 2016 1163 Spartan Invitational May 11-13, 1990 847 Boilermaker Invitational April 16-17, 2016 1168 Northern Iowa Classic Sept. 15-17, 1989 837 3M Augusta Invitational April 2-3, 2016 849 Louisiana Classics Feb. 29-March 1, 2016 886 Dixie Intercollegiate Oct. 22-23, 1988 1st of 4 East Lake Cup Nov. 2-3, 2015 575 Purdue Invitational Oct. 15-16, 1988 865 Tavistock Collegiate Invitational Oct. 18-20, 2015 882 Badger Fall Classic Sept. 23-24, 1988 866 Crooked Stick Intercollegiate Oct. 12-13, 2015 1158 Northern Iowa Fall Classic Sept. 16-18, 1988 857 Northern Intercollegiate Sept. 12-13, 2015 1166 Big Ten Championship May 13-15, 1988 891 Midwestern Invitational April 29-30, 1988 1155 NCAA Championships Stroke Play May 29-June 3, 2015 602 Spartan Invitational April 23-24, 1988 860 NCAA Sagamore Regional May 14-16, 2015 902 Butler National Intercollegiate Sept. 28-29, 1987 1138 Big Ten Championship April 24-26, 2015 1174 Northern Iowa Classic Sept. 18-20, 1987 829 Boilermaker Invitational April 18-19, 2015 845 Louisiana Classics April 4-5, 2015 880 Northern Iowa Classic Sept. 20-21, 1986 -- Big Ten Match Play Championship Feb. 15-16, 2015 1180 Northern Iowa Classic Sept. 20-22, 1985 570 Sagamore Fall Preview Oct. 13, 2014 859 Wolf Run Intercollegiate Spet. 20-21, 2014 1088 Illini Invitational Oct. 13-14, 1984 861 OFCC/Fighting Illini Invitational Sept. 12-14, 2014 738 Purdue Invitational April 7-8, 1984 729 Illini Invitational March 31- April 1, 1984 880 NCAA Sugar Grove Regional May 15-17, 2014 1181 Northern Iowa Classic Sept. 16-18, 1983 839 Louisiana Classics March 10-11, 2014 807 The Macdonald Cup Oct. 5-6, 2013 1116 Purdue Invitational Oct. 17-18, 1981 844 Wolf Run Intercollegiate Sept. 21-22, 2013 607 Illinois Intercollegiate Oct. 4-5, 1981 765 Badger Fall Invitational Sept. 27-28, 1981 863 NCAA Fayetteville Regional May 16-18, 2013 1163 Big Ten Championship April 26-28, 2013 604 SIU Invitational April 3-4, 1981 866 Louisiana Classics March 4-5, 2013 746 Purdue Invitational April 23, 1977 3-0-0 Big Ten Match Play Championship Feb. 8-9, 2013 870 D.A. Weibring Intercollegiate Sept. 22-23, 2012 391 Leatherneck Invitational April 3, 1976 855 Wolf Run Intercollegiate Sept. 15-16, 2012 757 Illini Invitational April 12, 1975 1175 Big Ten Championship April 27-29, 2012 782 Illinois Invitational April 14, 1973 852 D.A. Weibring Invitational Oct. 1-2, 2011 748 Illinois State Invitational April 22, 1972 1160 Big Ten Championship April 29-May 1, 2011 1228 Big Ten Championship June 16-19, 1941 577 Kepler Invitational April 23-24, 2011 854 Louisiana Classics March 7-8, 2011 1245 Big Ten Championship May 20-21, 1940 875 D.A. Weibring Invitational Oct. 11-12, 2010 1293 Big Ten Championship May 29-30, 1931 859 Wolf Run Intercollegiate Sept. 11-12, 2010 1247 Big Ten Championship May 20-21, 1930 1157 Big Ten Championship April 30-May 1, 2010 854 Boilermaker Invitational April 24-25, 2010 1305 Big Ten Championship June 10-11, 1927 859 Crooked Stick Invitational April 19-20, 2010 643 Big Ten Championship June 19, 1923 842 FAU Spring Break Championship March 26-28, 2010 868 Windon Memorial Oct. 4-5, 2009 847 Wolf Run Intercollegiate Sept. 12-13, 2009 1149 Big Ten Championship May 1-3, 2009 855 Boilermaker Invitational April 18-19, 2009 847 Marshall Invitational April 3-4, 2009 847 FAU Spring Break Invitational March 27-29, 2009 831 D.A. Weibring Invitational Oct. 12-13, 2008 843 Windon Memorial Classic Oct. 5-6, 2008 852 Olympia Fields/Fighting Illini Invitational Sept. 19-21, 2008

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TEAM RECORDS LOWEST 18-HOLE TEAM SCORE LOWEST 54-HOLE TEAM SCORE Rank Score Tournament Date Rank Score Tournament Date 1. 264 Big Ten Championship April 22-24, 2016 1. 807 The Macdonald Cup Oct. 5-6, 2013 2. 268 Fighting Irish Classic Oct. 7, 2018 2. 808 Fighting Irish Classic Oct. 7-8, 2018 Big Ten Championships April 28, 2018 3. 815 Iowa Hawkeye Invitational April 20-21, 2019 Boilermaker Invitational April 18, 2015 The Macdonald Cup Oct. 6, 2013 4. 824 BIGHORN Invitational March 23-24, 2018 5. 269 Big Ten Championship April 28-30, 2017 5. 825 Macdonald Cup Sept. 29-30, 2018 The Macdonald Cup Oct. 5, 2013 6. 828 Lone Star Invitational March 20-21, 2017 7. 270 Fighting Irish Classic Oct. 8, 2018 7. 829 Big Ten Championship April 28-30, 2017 Fighting Irish Classic Oct. 7, 2018 829 Boilermaker Invitational April 18-19, 2015 Louisiana Classics March 10, 2014 9. 831 D.A. Weibring Invitational Oct. 12-13, 2008 Iowa Hawkeye Invitational April 20, 2019 10. 835 NCAA Championships May 28-30, 2013 The Macdonald Cup Oct. 5, 2013 12. 271 Macdonald Cup Sept. 29, 2018 11. 836 Big Ten Championships April 27-29, 2018 3M Augusta Invitational April 2-3, 2016 Nestle Purina Classic Oct. 7-8, 2002 14. 272 NCAA Myrtle Beach Regional May 15, 2019 13. 837 3M Augusta Invitational April 2-3, 2016 Iowa Hawkeye Invitational April 20, 2019 D.A. Weibring Invite Oct. 7-8, 2007 Macdonald Cup Sept. 29, 2018 15. 838 Bearcat Invitational Sept. 25-26, 2017 Lone Star Invitational March 20-21, 2017 Big Ten Championship April 22-24, 2016 D.A. Weibring Invitational Oct. 8, 2007 16. 839 NCAA Myrtle Beach Regional May 13-15, 2019 19. 273 Iowa Hawkeye Invitational April 21, 2019 Wolf Run Intercollegiate Sept. 10-11, 2016 3M Augusta Invitational March 31-April 1, 2018 Northern Intercollegiate Sept. 12-13, 2015 Louisiana Classics March 10-11, 2014 Augusta State Invitational March 31, 2012 18. 840 USF Invitational March 2-4, 2014 Marshall Invitational April 4, 2003 Northern Intercollegiate Sept. 18-19, 1998 Northern Intercollegiate Sept. 19, 1998 20. 841 Tavistock Collegiate Invitational October 19-21, 2014 25. 274 OFCC/Illini Invitational Sept. 16-18, 2016 3M Augusta Invitational April 4-5, 2015 Henry Griffitts/Baylor Invite Oct. 30, 2001 Marshall Invitational April 5, 2008 28. 275 Bearcat Invitational Sept. 25, 2017 3M Augusta Invitational April 1, 2018 LOWEST 72-HOLE TEAM SCORE 3M Augusta Invitational April 4-5, 2015 Rank Score Tournament Date D.A. Weibring Invite Oct. 8, 2007 1. 1128 Big Ten Championship May 2-4, 2003 NCAA Central Regional May 15, 2003 2. 1135 NCAA Championship May 27-June 1, 2016 Falcon-Cross Creek Sept. 13, 1998 3. 1138 Big Ten Championship April 24-26, 2015 4. 1149 Big Ten Championship May 1-3, 2009 LOWEST 36-HOLE TEAM SCORE Big Ten Championship May 14-16, 1999 Rank Score Tournament Date 6. 1154 NCAA Championship May 26-31, 2017 1. 539 The Macdonald Cup Oct. 5, 2013 7. 1155 Big Ten Championship May 17-19, 1991 2. 538 Fighting Irish Classic Oct. 21-23, 2018 1155 NCAA Championship May 29-June 3, 2015 3. 542 Iowa Hawkeye Invitational April 20-21, 2019 9. 1156 Big Ten Championship May 3-5, 2002 4. 543 Macdonald Cup Sept. 29-30, 2018 10. 1157 Big Ten Championship April 30-May 2, 2010 5. 548 Big Ten Championships April 28-30 2017 11. 1158 NCAA Championship May 29-June 1, 2002 6. 549 Big Ten Championships April 27-29, 2018 Northern Iowa Classic Sept. 16-18, 1988 Lone Star Invitational March 20-21, 2017 13. 1160 Big Ten Championship April 29-May 1, 2011 Louisiana Classics March 10, 2014 14. 1162 Big Ten Championship May 12-14, 1989 9. 554 OFCC/Illini Invitational Sept. 16-17, 2016 15. 1163 Big Ten Championship April 26-28, 2013 10. 555 D.A. Weibring Invitational Oct. 12-13, 2008 16. 1166 Big Ten Championship May 13-15, 1988 11. 556 BIGHORN Invitational March 23-24, 2018 17. 1168 Northern Iowa Classic Sept. 15-17, 1989 Bearcat Invitational Sept. 25-26, 2018 18. 1171 Big Ten Championship May 18-20, 1990 Marshall Invitational April 4-5, 2003 19. 1173 Big Ten Championship May 4-6, 2001 14. 557 3M Augusta Invitational April 1-2, 2017 20. 1175 Big Ten Championship April 27-29, 2012 Northern Intercollegiate Oct. 9-10, 2016 Boilermaker Invitational April 16, 2016 NCAA Championships May 28-29, 2013 18. 558 Louisiana Classics Feb. 29, 2016 Valspar Invitational at Floridian March 24, 2014 20. 559 Windon Memorial Classic Oct. 5-6, 2008 Nestle Purina Classic Oct. 7-8, 2002 22. 560 USF Invitational March 2-3, 2014 560 Desert Shootout March 21-22, 2013 24. 561 Wolf Run Intercollegiate Sept. 10-11, 2016 3M Augusta Invitational April 2, 2016 FAU Spring Break Championship March 26-27, 2010

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INDIVIDUAL RECORDS LOWEST 18-HOLE INDIVIDUAL SCORE Luke Guthrie D.A. Weibring Invitational Oct. 1, 2011 Chris DeForest FAU Spring Break Champ. March 26-27, 2010 Rank Score Golfer Tournament Date 1. 63 Dylan Meyer Big Ten Championship April 28-30, 2017 Scott Langley FAU Spring Break Invitational March 27, 2009 Thomas Detry OFCC/Fighting Illini Invitational Sept. 18, 2015 Matt Hoffman Windon Memorial Classic Oct. 5, 2008 Brian Campbell NCAA Championships May 26, 2014 Steve Stricker Purdue Invitational Oct. 15-16, 1988 Chris DeForest D.A. Weibring Invite Oct. 8, 2007 23. 136 Michael Feagles NCAA Myrtle Beach Regional May 13-15, 2019 5. 64 Michael Feagles Big Ten Championships April 28, 2018 Michael Feagles Fighting Irish Classic October 7-8, 2018 Nick Hardy Bearcat Invitational Sept. 25, 2017 Dylan Meyer 3M Augusta Invitational March 31-April 1, 2018 Brian Campbell USF Invitational March 2, 2014 Dylan Meyer Big Ten Championship April 28-30, 2017 Brian Campbell The Macdonald Cup Oct. 5, 2013 Dylan Meyer OFCC/Fighting Illini Invite Sept. 16-17, 2016 Luke Guthrie D.A. Weibring Invite Oct. 13, 2008 Charlie Danielson NCAA Championships May 28-29, 2013 Scott Langley D.A. Weibring Invite Oct. 12, 2008 Thomas Pieters NCAA Championships May 28-29, 2013 Chris DeForest Windon Memorial Classic Oct. 6, 2008 Zach Barlow Big Ten Championship April 30, 2010 Trevor Beard Big Ten Championship May 17, 1991 Chris DeForest Crooked Stick Invitational April 19, 2010 Steve Stricker Purdue Invitational Oct. 15, 1988 Scott Langley Louisiana Classics March 8, 2010 14. 65 Giovanni Tadiotto Hawkeye Invitational April 20, 2019 Joe Affrunti Alister MacKenzie Invite Oct. 13-14, 2003 Michael Feagles NCAA Myrtle Beach Regional May 15, 2019 James Lepp Bruce Fossum Invitational April 26-27, 2003 Michael Feagles Southern Highlands Collegiate March 5, 2019 Larry Nuger Fossum Invitational May 1-2, 1999 Adrien Dumont de Chassart Macdonald Cup Sept. 30, 2018 Trevor Beard Big Ten Championship May 17-19, 1991 Bryan Baumgarten Fighting Irish Classic October 7, 2018 Giovanni Tadiotto BIGHORN Invitational March 24, 2018 Dylan Meyer Lone Star Invitational March 20-21, 2017 LOWEST 54-HOLE INDIVIDUAL SCORE Bryan Baumgarten OFCC/Fighting Illini Invite Sept. 16, 2016 Rank Score Golfer Tournament Date Charlie Danielson Louisiana Classics Feb. 29, 2016 1. 197 Brian Campbell The Macdonald Cup Oct. 5-6, 2013 Thomas Detry Valspar Collegiate Invitational Mar. 22, 2016 2. 201 Michael Feagles NCAA Myrtle Beach Regional May 13-15, 2019 Charlie Danielson Big Ten Championship April 24, 2016 Bryan Baumgarten Fighting Irish Classic October 7-8, 2018 Brian Campbell 3M Augusta Invitational April 4, 2015 Giovanni Tadiotto Fighting Irish Classic October 7-8, 2018 Brian Campbell NCAA Noblesville Regional May 16, 2015 Brian Campbell USF Invitational March 2-4, 2014 Charlie Danielson Boilermaker Invitational April 18, 2015 Scott Langley D.A. Weibring Invitational Oct. 12-13, 2008 Thomas Detry NCAA Championships May 25, 2014 7. 202 Michael Feagles Fighting Irish Classic October 7-8, 2018 Charlie Danielson NCAA Fayetteville Regional May 16, 2013 Adrien Dumont de Chassart Macdonald Cup Sept. 29-30, 2018 Thomas Pieters Desert Shootout March 21, 2013 Bryan Baumgarten Macdonald Cup Sept. 29-30, 2018 Thomas Pieters All-America Golf Classic Nov. 25, 2012 Dylan Meyer Lone Star Invitational March 20-21, 2017 Thomas Pieters D.A. Weibring Invitational Oct. 2, 2011 Charlie Danielson The Macdonald Cup Oct. 5-6, 2013 Luke Guthrie NCAA Regional May 21, 2011 Thomas Pieters All-America Golf Classic Nov. 24-25, 2012 Luke Guthrie Jack Nicklaus Invitational Oct. 12, 2010 James Lepp Northern Intercollegiate Sept. 28-29, 2002 Scott Langley FAU Spring Break Invite March 27, 2009 14. 203 Varun Chopra Hawkeye Invitational April 20-21, 2019 Matt Hoffman Windon Memorial Oct. 5, 2008 Nick Hardy OFCC/Fighting Illini Invite Sept. 15-17, 2017 Patrick Nagle Alister MacKenzie Invitational Oct. 13, 2003 Luke Guthrie D.A. Weibring Invitational Oct. 1-2, 2011 James Lepp Northern Intercollegiate Sept. 28, 2002 Scott Langley Wolf Run Invitational Sept. 13-14, 2009 Scott Langley Argonaut Invitational Feb. 25-26, 2008 Thomas Detry Louisiana Classics Mar. 2-3, 2015 19. 204 Adrien Dumont de Chassart Fighting Irish Classic October 7-8, 2018 Nick Hardy Big Ten Championships April 27-29, 2018 LOWEST 36-HOLE INDIVIDUAL SCORE Jonathan Hauter The Macdonald Cup Oct. 5-6, 2013 Rank Score Golfer Tournament Date 22. 205 Adrien Dumont de Chassart Hawkeye Invitational April 20-21, 2019 1. 131 Brian Campbell USF Invitational March 2-3, 2014 Dylan Meyer 3M Augusta Invitational March 31-April 1, 2018 Brian Campbell The Macdonald Cup Oct. 5, 2013 Bryan Baumgarten BIGHORN Invitational March 23-24, 2018 Scott Langley D.A. Weibring Invitational Oct. 12-13, 2008 Dylan Meyer Tavistock Collegiate Invite Oct. 22-24, 2017 4. 132 Bryan Baumgarten Fighting Irish Classic Oct. 7-8, 2018 Nick Hardy Bearcat Invitational Sept. 25-26, 2017 James Lepp Northern Intercollegiate Sept. 28-29, 2002 Dylan Meyer Big Ten Championships April 28-30, 2017 5. 133 Dylan Meyer Tavistock Collegiate Invite Oct. 22-24, 2017 Dylan Meyer 3M Augusta Invitational April 1-2, 2017 Dylan Meyer 3M Augusta Invitational April 1-2, 2017 Thomas Detry The Macdonald Cup Oct. 5-6, 2013 Michael Feagles Lone Star Invitational March 20-21, 2017 Luke Guthrie NCAA Regional May 19-21, 2011 8. 134 Varun Chopra Hawkeye Invitational April 20-21, 2019 Luke Guthrie Jack Nicklaus Invitational Oct. 11-12, 2010 Bryan Baumgarten Macdonald Cup Sept. 29-30, 2018 Chris DeForest FAU Spring Break Champ. March 26-28, 2010 Nick Hardy Bearcat Invitational Sept. 25-26, 2017 Scott Langley FAU Spring Break Invitational March 27-29, 2009 Nick Hardy OFCC/Illini Invite Sept. 15-17, 2017 Steve Stricker Midwestern Invitational April 28-29, 1989 Thomas Pieters Desert Shootout March 21-22, 2013 Steve Stricker Northern Iowa Classic Sept. 16-18, 1988 Scott Langley Wolf Run Invitational Sept. 13, 2010 36. 206 Bryan Baumgarten Hawkeye Invitational April 20-21, 2019 Steve Stricker Midwestern Invitational April 29-30, 1988 Michael Feagles Lone Star Invitational March 20-21, 2017 13. 135 Giovanni Tadiotto Fighting Irish Classic October 7-8, 2018 Thomas Detry Big Ten Championship April 22-24, 2016 Adrien Dumont de Chassart Hawkeye Invitational April 20-21, 2019 Thomas Detry OFCC/Fighting Illini Invite Sept. 18-20, 2015 Adrien Dumont de Chassart Fighting Irish Classic October 7-8, 2018 Charlie Danielson NCAA Championships May 28-30, 2013 Dylan Meyer Lone Star Invitational March 20-21, 2017 Thomas Pieters Barona Collegiate Cup March 22-23, 2012 Edoardo Lipparelli Big Ten Championships April 28-30, 2017 Chris DeForest Boilermaker Invitational April 24-25, 2010 Brian Campbell Louisiana Classics March 10, 2014 Joe Affrunti Alister MacKenzie Invite Oct. 13-14, 2003 Charlie Danielson The Macdonald Cup Oct. 5, 2013 Charlie Danielson Boilermaker Invitational April 18-19, 2015 Jonathan Hauter The Macdonald Cup Oct. 5, 2013 Thomas Detry Boilermaker Invitational April 18-19, 2015

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INDIVIDUAL RECORDS LOWEST 72-HOLE INDIVIDUAL SCORE CAREER STROKE AVERAGE LEADERS Rank Score Golfer Tournament Date Rank Golfer Year Rds. Strokes Average Low 1. 273 Steve Stricker Northern Iowa Classic Sept. 16-18, 1988 1. Charlie Danielson 2013-16 141 10,104 71.66 65 2. 275 Ken Kellaney Northern Intercollegiate April 29-30, 1978 2. Thomas Detry 2013-16 142 10,184 71.72 63 3. 277 James Lepp Big Ten Championship May 2-4, 2003 3. Dylan Meyer 2014-18 146 10,470 71.72 63 Steve Stricker Big Ten Championship May 12-14, 1989 4. Nick Hardy 2014-18 149 10,713 71.90 64 5. 278 Larry Nuger Big Ten Championship May 14-16, 1999 5. Luke Guthrie 2009-12 138 9,947 72.08 64 6. 279 Steve Stricker Big Ten Championship May 13-15, 1988 6. Michael Feagles 2016-Pres. 111 8,013 72.19 65 7. 281 Kevin Fairfield Northern Iowa Classic Sept. 15-17, 1989 6. Brian Campbell 2012-15 133 9,608 72.24 63 8. 282 Charlie Danielson NCAA Championship May 27-June 1, 2016 7. Thomas Pieters 2011-13 104 7,524 72.35 65 James Lepp NCAA Championship May 29-June 1, 2002 8. Scott Langley 2008-11 166 12,035 72.50 64 Thomas Detry NCAA Championship May 29-June 3, 2015 9. D.A. Points 1997-99 79 5,733 72.57 66 11. 283 Dylan Meyer NCAA Championship May 25-28, 2018 10. Bryan Baumgarten 2016-Pres. 85 6,209 73.05 65 Thomas Detry NCAA Championship May 27-June 1, 2016 10. Edoardo Lipparelli 2015-17 68 4,971 73.10 66 Luke Guthrie Big Ten Championship April 27-29, 2012 11. Steve Stricker 1986-89 161.5 11,814 73.15 64 James Lepp Big Ten Championship May 3-5, 2002 12. Patrick Nagle 2003-07 125 9,145 73.16 65 Trevor Beard Big Ten Championship May 17-19, 1991 13. Chris DeForest 2008-11 143 10,470 73.22 63 Steve Stricker Big Ten Championship May 16-18, 1986 13. Giovanni Tadiotto 2016-Pres. 107 7,836 73.23 65 17. 284 Dylan Meyer NCAA Championship May 26-31, 2017k 14. Garrett Chaussard 2002-05 150 11,099 73.99 67 Nick Hardy Big Ten Championship April 24-26, 2015 15. Zach Barlow 2007-10 121 8.961 74.06 66 Thomas Pieters Big Ten Championship April 26-28, 2013 16. Geoff Lound 2000-03 149 11,056 74.20 66 Garrett Chaussard Big Ten Championship May 2-4, 2003 17. Jonathan Hauter 2010-14 63 4,699 74.59 67 Trevor Beard Big Ten Championship May 18-20, 1990 18. Kyle Hosick 2006-07 83 6,193 74.61 67 22. 285 Dylan Meyer NCAA Championship May 27-June 1, 2016 Matt Hoffman 2007-10 113 8,431 74.61 65 23. 286 Thomas Detry Big Ten Championship April 24-26, 2015 20. Jamie Fairbanks 1991-94 130.5 9,750 74.71 67 Luke Guthrie Big Ten Championship April 30-May 2, 2010 21. Trevor Beard 1989-92 98.5 7,388 75.01 64 Chris DeForest Big Ten Championship May 1-3, 2009 22. Ben Bruce 1989-92 127 9,566 75.32 66 Jamie Fairbanks Big Ten Championship May 14-16, 1993 23. Mike O’Neal 2002-05 107 8,083 75.54 67 Nick Zambole Big Ten Championship May 14-16, 1982 24. Alex Burge 2012-16 94 7,110 75.64 67 25. Nick Zambole 1979-82 82 6,231 75.99 68 26. Kevin Fairfield 1987-90 133.5 10,148 76.01 66 SINGLE-SEASON STROKE AVERAGE LEADERS 27. Ryan Tendall 2001-04 123 9,381 76.27 67 Rank Golfer Year Rds. Strokes Average Low 25. Ryan Tendall 2001-04 123 9,381 76.27 67 1. Nick Hardy 2017-18 38 2,683 70.61 64 2. Charlie Danielson 2015-16 34 2,403 70.67 65 INDIVIDUAL TOURNAMENT WINNERS - TOTAL: 92 3. Dylan Meyer 2016-17 37 2,618 70.75 63 Date Player 4. Thomas Detry 2014-15 34 2,406 70.76 66 May 13-15, 2019 Michael Feagles, NCAA Myrtle Beach Regional 5. Dylan Meyer 2017-18 35 2,479 70.83 66 April 26-28, 2019 Adrien Dumont de Chassart, Big Ten Championships 6. Michael Feagles 2018-19 36 2,555 70.97 65 March 23-24, 2019 Adrien Dumont de Chassart, Tar Heel Intercollegiate 7. Brian Campbell 2013-14 37 2,630 71.08 63 April 27-29, 2018 Nick Hardy, Big Ten Championships 8. Brian Campbell 2014-15 37 2,631 71.10 65 March 31-April 1, 2018 Dylan Meyer, 3M Augusta Invitational 9. Luke Guthrie 2011-12 37 2,634 71.19 66 March 23-24, 2018 Bryan Baumgarten, BIGHORN Invitational 10. Charlie Danielson 2013-14 36 2,565 71.25 66 October 22-24, 2017 Dylan Meyer, Tavistock Invitational 11. Luke Guthrie 2010-11 33 2,355 71.36 65 12. Scott Langley 2009-10 43 3,069 71.37 66 May 15-17, 2017 Nick Hardy, NCAA West Lafayette Regional (Co-medalist) April 28-30, 2017 Dylan Meyer, Big Ten Championships 13. Thomas Pieters 2012-13 34 2,427 71.38 65 April 22-23, 2017 Dylan Meyer, Robert Kepler Intercollegiate 14. Adrien Dumont de Chassart 2018-19 33 2,356 71.39 65 April 1-2, 2017 Dylan Meyer, 3M Augusta Invitational 15. Charlie Danielson 2014-15 37 2,642 71.40 65 Sept. 9-10, 2016 Nick Hardy, Wolf Run Intercollegiate 16. James Lepp 2002-03 34 2,428 71.41 65 Oct. 9-10, 2016 Giovanni Tadiotto, Northern Intercollegiate 17. Nick Hardy 2016-17 37 2,644 71.46 66 April 22-24, 2016 Thomas Detry, Big Ten Championship 18. Steve Stricker 1988-89 41.5 2,968 71.52 64 April 16-17, 2016 Charlie Danielson, Boilermaker Invitational 19. Thomas Detry 2015-16 37 2,650 71.62 63 Oct. 12-13, 2015 Charlie Danielson, Crooked Stick Intercollegiate Thomas Detry 2013-14 37 2,650 71.62 65 21. Thomas Pieters 2011-12 37 2,651 71.64 65 May 14-16, 2015 Brian Campbell, NCAA Noblesville Regional 22. Bryan Baumgarten 2018-19 27 1,939 71.81 65 April 24-26, 2015 Nick Hardy, Big Ten Championship (Co-medalist) April 18-19, 2015 Charlie Danielson, Boilermaker Invitaional (Co-medalist) 23. Steve Stricker 1987-88 41 2,954 72.05 66 April 18-19, 2015 Thomas Detry, Boilermaker Invitational (Co-medalist) 24. Scott Langley 2008-09 37 2,667 72.08 64 Mar. 2-3, 2015 Thomas Detry, Louisiana Classics 25. Chris DeForest 2009-10 34 2,452 72.12 67 Oct. 13, 2014 Thomas Detry, Sagamore Fall Preview Sept. 20-21, 2014 Brian Campbell, Wolf Run Intercollegiate Sept. 12-14, 2014 Dylan Meyer, OFCC/Fighting Illini Invitational May 15-17, 2014 Brian Campbell, NCAA Sugar Grove Regional May 2-4, 2014 Charlie Danielson, Big Ten Championship (co-medalist) Oct. 5-6, 2013 Brian Campbell, The Macdonald Cup

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INDIVIDUAL RECORDS Sept. 21-22, 2013 Thomas Detry, Wolf Run Intercollegiate May 20-21, 1930 Richard Martin, Big Ten Championship April 26-28, 2013 Thomas Pieters, Big Ten Championship June 20-23, 1923 R.E. Rolfe, Big Ten Championship May 29-31, 2012 Thomas Pieters, NCAA Championship *NCAA & Big Ten champions in April 27-29, 2012 Luke Guthrie, Big Ten Championship bold April 21-22, 2012 Luke Guthrie, Boilermaker Invitational Oct. 10-11, 2011 Thomas Pieters, Jack Nicklaus Invitational Oct. 1-2, 2011 Luke Guthrie, D.A. Weibring Invitational May 19-21, 2011 Luke Guthrie, NCAA Regional April 29-May 1, 2011 Luke Guthrie, Big Ten Championship April 23-24, 2011 Luke Guthrie, Robert Kepler Intercollegiate Oct. 11-12, 2010 Luke Guthrie, Jack Nicklaus Invitational Oct. 2-3, 2010 Chris DeForest, D.A. Weibring Invitational May 31-June 2, 2010 Scott Langley, NCAA Championship April 24-25, 2010 Chris DeForest, Boilermaker Invitational April 19-20, 2010 Chris DeForest, Crooked Stick Invitational March 26-28, 2010 Chris DeForest, FAU Spring Break Championship April 3-4, 2009 Zach Barlow, Marshall Invitational March 27-29, 2009 Scott Langley, FAU Spring Break Invitational Oct. 12-13, 2008 Scott Langley, D.A. Weibring Invitational Sept. 19-21, 2008 Zach Barlow, Olympia Fields/Fighting Illini Invitational April 12-13, 2008 Matt Hoffman, Fighting Illini Spring Invitational Feb. 25-26, 2008 Scott Langley, Argonaut Invitational Oct. 7-8, 2007 Chris DeForest, D.A. Weibring Invite Luke Guthrie with the 2011 (left) and 2012 Big Ten championship medals after becoming the third Illinois player to win consecutive Big Ten individual championships. Oct. 17-18, 2005 Danny Zimmerman, The Prestige at PGA West Guthrie also won the 2011 NCAA Regional among seven career tournament titles. Sept. 18-19, 2004 Garrett Chaussard, Northern Intercollegiate April 26-27, 2003 James Lepp, Bruce Fossum Invitational March 14-16, 2003 James Lepp, Conrad Rehling Invitational Sept. 28-29, 2002 James Lepp, Northern Intercollegiate Oct. 22-23, 2001 James Lepp & Geoff Lound (Tied), The Tillinghast May 14-16, 1999 Larry Nuger, Big Ten Championship May 1-2, 1999 Larry Nuger, Fossum Invitational April 9-10, 1999 D.A. Points, Marshall Invitational Oct. 19-20, 1998 D.A. Points, Persimmon Ridge Intercollegiate Oct. 5-6, 1998 D.A. Points, Legends of Indiana May 14-16, 1993 Jamie Fairbanks, Big Ten Championship April 10-11, 1993 Jamie Fairbanks, Marshall Invitational Sept. 14-16, 1990 Ben Bruce, Northern Iowa Classic April 21-22, 1990 Kevin Fairfield, Akron Zip Invitational Sept. 15-17, 1989 Kevin Fairfield, Northern Iowa Fall Classic May 12-14, 1989 Steve Stricker, Big Ten Championship April 28-29, 1989 Steve Stricker, Midwestern Invitational Oct. 22-23, 1988 Steve Stricker, Dixie Intercollegiate Sept. 16-18, 1988 Steve Stricker, Northern Iowa Golf Classic Thomas Pieters with the 2013 Big Ten Charlie Danielson with the 2014 Big May 13-15, 1988 Steve Stricker, Big Ten Championship Championship medal. Ten Championship medal and Les April 29-30, 1988 Steve Stricker, Midwestern Invitational Bolstad Award. April 23-24, 1988 Mike Small & Steve Stricker (Tied), Spartan Invite. Oct. 10-11, 1987 Steve Stricker, Ohio State Fall Classic Sept. 28-29, 1987 Mike Small, Butler National Intercollegiate Sept. 18-20, 1987 Steve Stricker, Northern Iowa Classic May 16-18, 1986 Steve Stricker, Big Ten Championship Oct. 13-14, 1984 Chuck Fiser, Illinois Invitational April 7-8, 1984 John Cyboran, Purdue Invitational Mar. 31-Apr. 1, 1984 Ed Slattery, Illinois Invitational May 14-16, 1982 Mike Chadwick, Big Ten Championship Oct. 4-5, 1981 Mike Chadwick, Illinois Intercollegiate Golf Champ. April 3-4, 1981 Nick Zambole, SIUE Spring Golf Inv. April 29-30, 1978 Ken Kellaney, Northern Intercollegiate April 10, 1976 Ken Kellaney, Illinois Invitational May 18-19, 1962 Mike Toluiuszis, Big Ten Championship May 18-19, 1942 James McCarthy, Big Ten Championship June 16-19, 1941 Alex Welsh, Big Ten Championship Nick Hardy with his 2015 Big Ten Thomas Detry won medalist honors at May 29-30, 1931 Richard Martin, Big Ten Championship Championship medal. He also won the 2016 Big Ten Championship. medalist honors in 2018. 2019-20 ILLINOIS MEN’S GOLF // 35 THE RECORD BOOK ILLINOIS’ BIG TEN CHAMPIONSHIPS 1923 • 1927 • 1930 • 1931 • 1940 • 1941 • 1988 • 2009 • 2010 • 2011 • 2012 • 2013 • 2015 2016 • 2017 • 2018 • 2019

YEAR-BY-YEAR BIG TEN CHAMPIONSHIP RESULTS YEAR CHAMPION FINISH SITE YEAR CHAMPION FINISH SITE YEAR CHAMPION FINISH SITE 1920 Drake 4th Olympia Fields, Ill. 1954 Ohio State 5th Minneapolis, Minn. 1988 ILLINOIS 1st Savoy, Ill. 1921 Drake T-3rd Indian Hills, Ill. 1955 Purdue 8th Lafayette, Ind. 1989 Ohio State 2nd Madison, Wis. 1922 Chicago 4th Midlothian, Ill. 1956 Purdue T-6th Wilmette, Ill. 1990 Ohio State 2nd Minneapolis, Minn. 1923 ILLINOIS 1st Evanston, Ill. 1957 Wisconsin 8th Iowa City, Iowa 1991 Indiana 4th West Lafayette, Ind. 1924 Chicago 3rd Briargate CC, Ill. 1958 Purdue 7th Columbus, Ohio 1992 Iowa 9th Iowa City, Iowa 1925 Northwestern 4th Sunset Ridge, Ill. 1959 Purdue 10th Ann Arbor, Mich. 1993 Wisconsin 6th Bloomington, Ind. 1926 Chicago 2nd Lake Forest, Ill. 1960 Purdue 10th East Lansing, Mich. 1994 Wisconsin 8th Ann Arbor, Mich. 1927 ILLINOIS 1st Evanston, Ill. 1961 Ohio State 10th Bloomington, Ind. 1995 Ohio State 5th Madison, Wis. 1928 Ohio State 3rd Columbus, Ohio 1962 Indiana 6th Savoy, Ill. 1996 Ohio State 10th University Park, Pa. 1929 Minnesota DNP Minneapolis, Minn. 1963 Minnesota T-7th Madison, Wis. 1997 Ohio State 9th Columbus, Ohio 1930 ILLINOIS 1st Wilmette, Ill. 1964 Purdue 9th Minneapolis, Minn. 1998 Indiana 7th East Lansing, Mich. 1931 ILLINOIS 1st Ann Arbor, Mich. 1965 Purdue 10th West Lafayette, Ind. 1999 Northwestern 3rd Minneapolis, Minn. 1932 Michigan 4th Minneapolis, Minn. 1966 Ohio State 9th Iowa City, Iowa 2000 Northwestern 11th West Lafayette, Ind. 1933 Michigan 6th Prairie View, Ill. 1967 Purdue 8th Ann Arbor, Mich. 2001 Northwestern 10th Urbana, Ill. 1934 Michigan 4th Prairie View, Ill. 1968 Indiana 8th Bloomington, Ind. 2002 Minnesota 2nd Iowa City, Iowa 1935 Michigan 6th Prairie View, Ill. 1969 Michigan St. 8th East Lansing, Mich. 2003 Minnesota 2nd Bloomington, Ind. 1936 Michigan 3rd Prairie View, Ill. 1970 Indiana 7th Savoy, Ill. 2004 Ohio State 2nd Ann Arbor, Mich. 1937 Northwestern 3rd Prairie View, Ill. 1971 Purdue T-4th Columbus, Ohio 2005 Michigan State 11th Verona, Wis. 1938 Minnesota 4th Minneapolis, Minn. 1972 Minnesota 6th Minneapolis, Minn. 2006 Northwestern 5th Lake Forest, Ill. 1939 Northwestern 6th Prairie View, Ill. 1973 Indiana 3rd West Lafayette, Ind. 2007 Minnesota/MSU T-9th Columbus, Ohio 1940 ILLINOIS 1st Columbus, Ohio 1974 Indiana 8th Iowa City, Iowa 2008 Michigan State 3rd East Lansing, Mich. 1941 ILLINOIS 1st Lake Forest, Ill. 1975 Indiana T-5th Bloomington, Ind. 2009 ILLINOIS 1st State College, Pa. 1942 Michigan 5th Ann Arbor, Mich. 1976 Ohio State 7th Ann Arbor, Mich. 2010 ILLINOIS 1st Independence, Minn. 1943 Michigan 5th Wilmette, Ill. 1977 Ohio State 6th East Lansing, Mich. 2011 ILLINOIS 1st West Lafayette, Ind. 1944 Michigan 7th Medinah, Ill. 1978 Ohio State 7th Columbus, Ohio 2012 ILLINOIS 1st French Lick, Ind. 1945 Ohio State 5th Evanston, Ill. 1979 Ohio State 5th Savoy, Ill. 2013 ILLINOIS 1st French Lick, Ind. 1946 Michigan 9th Minneapolis, Minn. 1980 Ohio State 8th Madison, Wis. 2014 Minnesota 2nd French Lick, Ind. 1947 Michigan 5th Lafayette, Ind. 1981 Purdue 8th Minneapolis 2015 ILLINOIS 1st Newburgh, Ind. 1948 Northwestern 6th Evanston, Ill. 1982 Ohio State T-3rd West Lafayette, Ind. 2016 ILLINOIS 1st Newburgh, Ind. 1949 Michigan 8th Ann Arbor, Mich. 1983 Ohio State 7th Iowa City, Iowa 2017 ILLINOIS 1st Baltimore, Md. 1950 Purdue 6th Columbus, Ohio 1984 Ohio State 5th Bloomington, Ind. 2018 ILLINOIS 1st Baltimore, Md. 1951 Ohio State 9th Evanston, Ill. 1985 Ohio State 10th Ann Arbor, Mich. 2019 ILLINOIS 1st Philadelphia, Pa. 1952 Michigan 9th Savoy, Ill. 1986 Ohio State 2nd East Lansing, Mich. 1953 Purdue 8th Madison, Wis. 1987 Ohio State 4th Columbus, Ohio 36 // 2019-20 ILLINOIS MEN’S GOLF THE RECORD BOOK

ALL-TIME NCAA TEAM FINISHES YEAR FINISH 1931 5th 1940 5th 1941 4th 1949 19th 1950 8th 1951 T-19th 1956 T-22nd 1957 22nd 1961 21st 1984 29th 1988 T-23rd 1989 T-23rd 1999 15th 2002 18th 2003 21st 2008 17th 2009 21st 2010 19th The Fighting Illini finished second at the 2013 NCAA Championships at the Capital City Club Crabapple Course near Atlanta. 2011 T-5th 2012 21st 2013 2nd INDIVIDUAL HONORS 2014 T-5th 2015 T-3rd NCAA CHAMPIONS DAVE WILLIAMS NATIONAL 2016 T-3rd Thomas Pieters 2012 COACH OF THE YEAR 2017 T-3rd Scott Langley 2010 Mike Small 2015 2018 11th TOP NCAA INDIVIDUAL FINISHES ALL-AMERICANS 2019 T-27th PLAYER FINISH YEAR PLAYER YEAR HONOR Thomas Pieters 1st 2012 Michael Feagles 2019 Honorable Mention Scott Langley 1st 2010 Nick Hardy 2018 First Team Thomas Detry T-3rd 2015 2017 Second Team ALL-TIME NCAA Dylan Meyer T-4th 2018 Dylan Meyer 2018 Second Team Dylan Meyer T-6th 2017 2017 First Team REGIONAL RESULTS Charlie Danielson T-8th 2016 2016 Honorable Mention Steve Stricker 9th 1988 Brian Campbell 2015 Second team Brian Campbell T-9th 2014 YEAR PLACE REGIONAL 2014 Second team Thomas Detry T-10th 2016 Charlie Danielson 2016 First team D.A. Points T-12th 1999 1989 5th Central* 2015 Second team Charlie Danielson T-13th 2013 2014 Honorable mention 1990 11th Central Luke Guthrie T-13th 2011 2013 Honorable mention Chris DeForest T-13th 2011 Thomas Detry 2016 Second Team 1999 7th Central* James Lepp T-13th 2002 2015 Second team 2002 4th Central* 2014 Honorable mention NCAA PING ALL-MIDWEST REGION Thomas Pieters 2013 Honorable mention 2003 2nd Central* Adrien Dumont de Chassart 2019 2012 First team Giovanni Tadiotto 2019 Luke Guthrie 2012 Second team 2004 T-18th Central Bryan Baumgarten 2018, 19 2011 First team Michael Feagles 2017, 18, 19 Scott Langley 2011 Honorable mention 2008 3rd Central* Edoardo Lipparelli 2017 2010 First team 2009 3rd Northeast* Nick Hardy 2015, 16, 17, 18 2009 Second team Dylan Meyer 2015, 16, 17, 18 Chris DeForest 2011 Honorable mention 2010 5th West* Brian Campbell 2013, 14, 15 Patrick Nagle 2003 Third team Charlie Danielson 2013, 14, 15, 16 James Lepp 2003 Second team 2011 2nd Central* Thomas Detry 2013, 14, 15, 16 2002 Honorable mention Jonathan Hauter 2014 D.A. Points 1999 Third team 2012 T-3rd Southwest* Mason Jacobs 2012 Steve Stricker 1989 First team 2013 1st Fayetteville* Thomas Pieters 2012, 13 1988 First team Luke Guthrie 2009, 10, 11, 12 1987 Honorable mention 2014 1st Sugar Grove* Scott Langley 2009, 10, 11 Mike Chadwick 1983 Honorable mention Chris DeForest 2009, 10, 11 Marty Schiene 1979 Honorable mention 2015 1st Noblesville* Zach Barlow 2009, 10 Joe Burden 1972 Honorable mention Matt Hoffman 2009 2016 1st Kohler* 2017 3rd West Lafayette* MIDWEST REGION COACH OF YEAR FRESHMAN ALL-AMERICAN Ed Beard 1988 2018 2nd Columbus* Mike Small 2003, 09, 10, 11, 13, 14, 15, 16, 18, 19 Patrick Nagle 2003 2019 1st Myrtle Beach* *Qualified for NCAA Championships

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INDIVIDUAL HONORS

Andy Shiels 2007 BIG TEN PLAYER OF THE YEAR BIG TEN CHAMPIONSHIP MEDALISTS Kyle Hosick 2006, 07 PLAYER YEAR Year Player (site) Mark Ogren 2006, 07, 08 Nick Hardy 2018 2019 Adrien Dumont de Chassart (Philadelphia, Pa.) Blair Harkins 2005, 06 Dylan Meyer 2017 2018 Nick Hardy (Baltimore, Md.) Ryan Moore 2003, 04 Charlie Danielson 2016 2017 Dylan Meyer (Baltimore, Md.) Mike O’Neal 2003, 04 Thomas Detry 2015 2016 Thomas Detry (Newburgh, Ind.) James Lepp 2003 Brian Campbell 2014 Ryan Tendall 2002, 03 Thomas Pieters 2013 2015 Nick Hardy (Newburgh, Ind.) 2014 Charlie Danielson (French Lick, Ind.) Geoff Lound 2002 Luke Guthrie 2012 Evan Olson 2002 Scott Langley 2010 2013 Thomas Pieters (French Lick, Ind.) Chris Dobrovolny 2000, 01 James Lepp 2003 2012 Luke Guthrie (French Lick, Ind.) Greg Pittenger 2000 Steve Stricker 1989 2011 Luke Guthrie (West Lafayette, Ind.) Mark Henderson 1997, 98, 99 Steve Stricker 1988 1999 Larry Nuger (West Lafayette, Ind.) Dave Cable 1993, 94, 95 1993 Jamie Fairbanks (Bloomington, Ind.) Jay Scott 1993, 94, 95 1989 Steve Stricker (Madison, Wis.) Bryan Smith 1993 LES BOLSTAD AWARD Jeff Stearns 1993 (Big Ten’s Lowest Season Stroke Average)* 1988 Steve Stricker (Savoy, Ill.) 1986 Steve Stricker (East Lansing, Mich.) Travis Steigman 1993 PLAYER STROKE AVG. YEAR Scott Woodcock 1993, 94 Charlie Danielson 70.70 2016 1982 Mike Chadwick (West Lafayette, Ind.) Scott Clakins 1991 Thomas Detry 70.26 2015 1962 Mike Toliuszis (Savoy, Ill.) Mike Allen 1990, 91, 92 Charlie Danielson 71.07 2014 1942 James McCarthy (Ann Arbor, Mich.) Tom Prince 1989, 90 Luke Guthrie 70.90 2012 1941 Alex Welsh (Lake Forest, Ill.) Don Edwards 1987, 88 Chris DeForest 71.45 2010 1931 Richard Martin (Ann Arbor, Mich.) James Lepp 71.41 2003 1930 Richard Martin (Wilmette, Ill.) Steve Stricker 72.05 1988 1923 R.E. Rolfe (Evanston, Ill.) BIG TEN DISTINGUISHED SCHOLAR *At completion of Big Ten Championships PLAYER YEAR BIG TEN CHAMPIONSHIP Alex Burge 2016, 2014 Varun Chopra 2019 BIG TEN FRESHMAN OF THE YEAR RECORDS BY ILLINI GOLFERS Brendan O’Reilly 2019 PLAYER YEAR Lowest Individual Round Michael Feagles 2017 63 Dylan Meyer, Illinois 2017 Nick Hardy 2015 64 Michael Feagles, Illinois, 2018 ARNDOLD PALMER CUP PARTICIPANTS Thomas Detry 2013 Thomas Detry, Illinois, 2016 PLAYER YEAR Scott Langley 2008 Patrick Nagle 2003 Trevor Beard, Illinois, 1991 Nick Hardy 2017 James Lepp 2002 (Fred Wampler, Purdue, 1950) Charlie Danielson 2016 (Joey Sindelar, Ohio State, 1981) Thomas Detry 2014, 2015 Thomas Pieters 2012 Lowest First-Round Score BIG TEN COACH OF THE YEAR Scott Langley 2010 COACH YEAR 63 Dylan Meyer, Illinois, 2017 Mike Small 2002, 09, 10, 11, 12, 13, 15, 16, 64 Trevor Beard, Illinois 1991 17, 18, 19 Most Individual Titles BEN HOGAN AWARD FINALISTS 3 Steve Stricker, Illinois, 1986-88-89 PLAYER YEAR ALL-BIG TEN (SINCE 1968) (John Fischer, Michigan, 1932-33-34) Dylan Meyer 2017 PLAYER YEAR (Fred Wampler, Purdue, 1948-49-50) Giovanni Tadiotto 2019 (John Konsek, Purdue, 1958-59-60) Adrien Dumont de Chassart 2019 Bryan Baumgarten 2018, 19 Michael Feagles 2017, 18, 19 GCAA ALL-AMERICA SCHOLARS Edoardo Lipparelli 2017 PLAYER YEAR Nick Hardy 2015, 16, 17, 18 Bryan Baumgarten 2019 Dylan Meyer 2015, 16, 17, 18 Giovanni Tadiotto 2019 Brian Campbell 2013, 14, 15 Charlie Danielson 2015, 2016 Thomas Detry 2013, 14, 15, 16 Luke Guthrie 2010, 11, 12 Thomas Detry 2015 Mason Jacobs 2012 Alex Burge 2014, 2016 Thomas Pieters 2012, 13 Luke Guthrie 2011 Chris DeForest 2009, 10, 11 Scott Langley 2010, 11 Scott Langley 2009, 10, 11 Larry Blatt 2008 Zach Barlow 2010 Kyle Hosick 2006, 07 Patrick Nagle 2007 Mark Henderson 1998, 99 Mark Ogren 2006 Garrett Chaussard 2005 Dave Cable 1995 Joe Affrunti 2004 Jay Scott 1994 Patrick Nagle 2003, 04, 06 Don Edwards 1987, 88 James Lepp 2002, 03 Geoff Lound 2001, 02 Larry Nuger 1999 ACADEMIC ALL-BIG TEN D.A. Points 1998, 99 PLAYER YEAR Jamie Fairbanks 1992, 93, 94 Varun Chopra 2019 Ben Bruce 1991 Brendan O’Reilly 2019 Trevor Beard 1990, 91 Bryan Baumgarten 2018, 2019 Kevin Fairfield 1990 Giovanni Tadiotto 2018, 2019 Mike Small 1988 Nick Hardy 2016, 2017, 18 Steve Stricker 1986, 87, 88, 89 Brian Campbell 2015 John Cyboran 1984 Charlie Danielson 2014, 15, 16 Mike Chadwick 1982 Thomas Detry 2014, 15, 16 Marty Schiene 1979 Alex Burge 2013, 14, 16 Ken Kellaney 1978 Ross Frankenberg 2012 Joe Burden 1971, 72, 73 Mason Jacobs 2011, 12, 13 John Millikin 1968 Luke Guthrie 2010, 11, 12 Chris DeForest 2009, 10, 11 Scott Langley 2009, 10, 11 Clayton Parkhill 2009, 10, 11

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INDIVIDUAL HONORS ILLINOIS TEAM AWARDS Low Stroke Average Award YEAR PLAYER AVG. 2019 Michael Feagles 70.97 2018 Nick Hardy 70.61 2017 Dylan Meyer 70.72 2016 Charlie Danielson 70.67 2015 Thomas Detry 70.76 2014 Brian Campbell 71.08 2013 Thomas Pieters 71.38 2012 Luke Guthrie 71.19 2011 Luke Guthrie 71.36 2010 Scott Langley 71.37 2009 Scott Langley 72.12 2008 Mark Ogren 73.68 2007 Patrick Nagle 73.04 2006 Patrick Nagle 73.61 2005 Garrett Chaussard 72.89 2004 Joe Affrunti 73.09 2003 James Lepp 71.41 2002 James Lepp 72.08 Low Qualifying Stroke Average Award YEAR PLAYER AVG. 2019 Michael Feagles 68.90 2018 Nick Hardy 67.14 2017 Dylan Meyerf 69.33 2016 Thomas Detry 70.00 2015 Charlie Danielson 69.33 2014 Thomas Detry 70.00 2013 Thomas Pieters 70.17 2012 Luke Guthrie 69.18 2011 Luke Guthrie 69.45 2010 Zach Barlow 69.89 2009 Scott Langley 70.44 2008 Larry Blatt 71.0 Scott Langley with the 2010 NCAA Championship trophy. Langley was Illinois’ first individual national champion. 2007 Kyle Hosick 70.60 2006 Kyle Hosick 72.0 2005 Garrett Chaussard 71.2 2004 Patrick Nagle 71.8 2003 James Lepp 69.9 2002 Geoff Lound 70.8 Kevin Fairfield Memorial Spirit Award Voted on by the team and given to the player that best exemplifies positiveness, optimism, and unparalleled enthusiasm for the game of golf. YEAR PLAYER 2019 Adrien Dumont de Chassart 2018 Bryan Baumgarten 2017 Bryan Baumgarten 2016 Alex Burge 2015 Alex Burge/Brian Campbell 2014 Jonathan Hauter 2013 Alex Burge 2012 Luke Guthrie 2011 Clayton Parkhill 2010 Matt Hoffman 2009 Zach Barlow 2008 Scott Langley 2007 Kyle Hosick 2006 Blair Harkins 2005 Blair Harkins 2004 Ryan Tendall 2003 Ryan Tendall 2002 Ryan Tendall

Thomas Pieters with the 2012 NCAA Championship trophy. He was Illinois’ second individual national champion in three years.

2019-20 ILLINOIS MEN’S GOLF // 39 THE RECORD BOOK ALL-TIME LETTERWINNERS - A - - D - - G - Affrunti, Joe (2004) Danielson, Charlie (2013, 14, 15, 16) Garvin, Steve (1971) Alafoginis, Frank (2005, 06, 07) Davies, Richard (1955) Georlett, Clem (1958, 59) Alexander, Charles (1970, 71, 72) Dawson, George (1924) Gibala, Nick (1970, 71, 72) Allen, Mike (1990, 91, 92) Dayiantis, George (1948, 50) Gillard, Noah (2019) Almquist, Robert (1959, 60) Dechert, Douglas (1981, 82) Gindler, Matt (1994, 95, 96, 97) Alpert, S.G. (1930, 31, 32) DeForest, Chris (2008, 09, 10, 11) Goldwater, R.W. (1929) Anderson, E.J. (1927) Detry, Thomas (2013, 14, 15, 16) Goldstein, Jake (1995, 1997) Anderson, W.J. (1926) Dilsaver, Carl (1953, 54) Goulding, Bob (1963, 64, 65) Arendt, James W. (1968) Dixon (1908) Graff, Ryan (1992, 93, 94, 96) Armbrust, Luke (2019) Dobrovolny, Chris (2000, 01) Green, Jim (1974) Atkinson, Brian (1994, 95, 96, 98) Dray, Don (1973, 74, 75, 76) Guthrie, Luke (2009, 10, 11, 12) Dumont de Chassart, Adrien (2019) - B - - H - Baker, Robert (1933, 1934) Haime, Kevin (1984, 85, 86) Bakke, Niles (1970, 71, 72, 73) Hall, John (1961, 62, 63) Barlow, Zach (2007, 08, 09, 10) Harder, Harold (1972, 73, 74, 75) Barr, John (1934) Hardy, Nick (2015, 16, 17, 18) Harkins, Blair (2005, 06) Bartelstein, Alan (1977, 78) Hatch, Lemoine S. (1923) Baumgarten, Bryan (2017, 18, 19) Hauter, Jonathan (2014) Beard, Trevor (1990, 91, 92) Haubold, Bill (1986) Beck, Bruce (1970, 71, 72) Hawkins, Burford Haynes (1952, 53, 54) Becker, William (1962) Hayes, John C. (1941) Beckman, Gary A. (1969) Healy, Patrick (1979) Billings, Albert F. (1938, 39) Hedges, Elsum G. (1936) Bishop, Danny H. (1967, 68, 69) Henderson, Mark (1996, 97, 98, 99) Blatt, Larry (2008) Hill, Elton (1934, 35, 36) Hirsch, Joel (1963) Bootz, Harold (1946) Hobart, John A. (1936, 37, 38) Bridenthal, C.F. (1908) Hoffman, Lyle (1933, 34) Briggs, Randy (1991, 1993) Hoffman, Matt (2007, ‘08, ‘09, ‘10) Brill, Tyson (2000) Holmes, John A. Jr. (1966, 67) Bristol, R.S. (1921) Holmstrom, John T. (1940, 41, 42) Brown, James F. (1942) Hosick, Kyle (2005, 06, ‘07) Brown, Lloyd (1946, 1947) Chris DeForest lettered from 2008-11. Hougham, Kym (1973, 74, 75, 76) Bruce, Ben (1989, 90, 91, 92) Humphreys, John (1923, 24, 25) Buenzli, James J. (1980, 81, 82, 83) Hunt, L.D. (1924, 25) Hurst, Joe (1964, 65) Burden, Joe (1970, 71, 72, 73) - E - Hutchinson, Edgar B. (1937, 38, 39) Burge, Alex (2012, 13, 14, 16) Edwards, Don (1985, 86, 87, 88) Buzick, John W. (1941) Edwards, Richard (1978, 80) Ellerbeck, Ron (1960) - I - - C - Emery, Eugene (1944, 45) Iantorno, Tony (1974) Cable, Dave (1991, 93, 94, 95) England, Joseph (1960, 61, 62) Campbell, Brian (2012, 13, 14, 15) Evans, Terry L. (1966, 67) - J - Campbell, Robert S. (1938) Jacobs, Mason (2009, 11, 12, 13) Carlson, Ralph O. (37, 38, 39) - F - Jaronik, Frank J. (1941, 42) Carlson, Roger W. (1982) Fairbanks, Jamie (1991, 92, 93, 94) Jaronik, Stanley (1945) Carpenter, Jordan (2004, 05) Fairfield, Kevin (1987, 88, 89, 90) Jemsek, Gregory (1947, 48) Carter, W.E. (1928) Fassnacht, Bill (1950, 51) Cashman, Dennis (1965, 66, 67) Feagles, Michael (2017, 18, 19) - K - Cassady, Donald (1951, 52, 53) Fiser, Chuck (1985, 86, 87) Keck, Frank (1954) Castelo, Chip (1972, 74) Fish, C.M. Jr. (1927, 28) Keen, J. Patrick (1969, 70, 71) Chadwick, Michael (1979, 80, 81, 82) Fleming, John D. (1965, 66, 67) Kehlor, J.M. (1912) Chaussard, Garrett (2002, 03, 04, 05) Fletcher, Pete (1950) Kellaney, Kenneth (1975, 76, 77, 78) Chopra, Varun (2018, 2019) Fletcher, Rodney (1950) Kennedy, Brian S. (1982, 83, 84) Clark, Tom (1961) Flood, Gerold (1950, 51) Kim, David (2013, 14) Cockrell, Paul F. (1927) Foley, Henry J. (1955) Kimpel, Raymond (1948, 49, 50) Coghill, John R. (1938) Fornof, J.R. (1908) King, Andrew (1976, 77, 78) Connell, Byron (1955, 56) Foster, Douglas (1962, 63, 64) Kirchner, Peter A. (1968) Correll, Charles Richard (1956, 57, 58) Frankenberg, Ross (2010, 11, 12) Kisselburg, B.M. (1915) Crawford, Heath (1987, 88, 89, 90) Frederickson, J.L. (1921, 22) Kohr, Charles (1963, 64, 65) Crowe, R.H. (1930, 31, 32) Funkhouser, Mark R. (1982) Kokes, Wilbert J. (1935, 36, 37) Culp, George (1949) Krick, Jon (2007, 08) Culp, John D. Jr. (1947) Kuhl, Tommy (2019) Cwik, Ronald (1957, 58, 59) Kuntstadler, R.H. (1925, 26, 27) Cyboran, John V. (1982, 83) Kurz, W.C. (1928) Cyboran, Steve (1990)

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ALL-TIME LETTERWINNERS - L - - N - - S - Langley, Scott (2008, 09, 10, 11) Nagle, Patrick (2003, 04, 06, 07) Schiene, Martin (1977, 78, 79, 80) LeBosquet, Maurice (1921, 22) Needler, L.Q. (1921) Schroder, Robert (1944, 45) Leighty, Brad (1986, 87) Newell, Lee (1964, 65) Scott, Jay (1992, 1993, 94, 95) Lepp, James (2002, 03) Niva, George (1957, 58) Shiels, Andrew (2007) Simon, Donald (1963, 64) Lewis, Randy R. (1981, 82, 83, 84) Novotny, A.L. (1921, 22, 23) Simpson, J.M. (1915, 16, 17) Lipparelli, Edoardo (2016, 17) Nuger, Larry (1998, 99, 2000) Slattery, Edward T. (1983, 84) Logan, David (1948, 49, 50) Slothower, James B. (1956, 57) Lound, Geoff (2000, 01, 02, 03) Small, Mike (1985, 86, 87, 88) Lukasik, Fred Jr. (1968) - O - Smith, Dale J. (1956, 1957) Lyon, F.S. (1929, 30, 31) Smith, Gerald (1961, 1962, 1963) O’Neal, Mike (2002, 03, 04, 05) Smith, Harold R. (1949, 50) O’Neal, Roger D. (1934, 35) Sparks, Frank (1960) Ogren, Mark (2004, 06, 07, 08) Stasica, Stanley (1946) Olsen, C.F. (1914, 15) Stricker, Steve (1986, 87, 88, 89) Olson, Evan (2000, 01, 02) Suitor, Rick (1970, 71, 72, 73) O’Reilly, Brendan (2019) Sutin, L.R. (1928, 29) Orsi, Tom (1957, 58, 59) - T - - P - Tadiotto, Giovanni (2017, 18, 19) Parga, Ed (1996, 97, 98, 99) Tanous, Jerry (1961) Pegoraro, Robert A. (1969, 70, 71) Tapscott, Robert (1943, 48) Parkhill, Clayton (2009, 10, 11) Tendall, Ryan (2001, 02, 03, 04) Parkhill, Thomas S. (1965, 66, 67) Tewksbury, W.J. (1925, 26, 27) Patton, Herbert R. (1938, 39, 40) Thompson, John (74) Pell, Robert (1957) Toliuszis, Mike (1960, 61, 62) Peressini, William (1975, 76, 77, 78) Triebel, Albert (1936) Peressini, Tony (2001) Turnbow, Charles R. (1943) Persin, Scott (1996, 97) Turner, T.R. (1985) Petersen, Gregory A. (1981, 82, 84) Peterson, Eugene (1950) - U - Peterson, James H. (1955) Usinger, William A. (1940, 41) Pieters, Thomas (2011, 12, 13) Pittenger, Greg (1997, 2000) - V - Points, D.A. (1998, 99) Scott Langley lettered from 2008-11. Pray, Lee (1933) Voyda, John F. (1956, 57, 58) Prince, Tom (1988, 89, 90) Prouty, E.C. (1912, 14) - W - - M - Walch, Leo (1952) - Q - Walduck, C. L. (1912) MacDonald, J.M. (1917) Walker, John (1969) Mack, Andy (2005, 06) Quackenbush, Justin (1949) Wallace, Robert R. (1967, 68, 69) Mahon, John (1985) Walton, H.R. (1915) Malstrom, Gordon (1960) - R - Weems, C.L. (1915) Mann, Philip (1977, 78) Ramey, F.W. (1917) Weise, Robert W. (1942) Marquardt, Robert (1952) Ramsey, R.W. (1915) Welsh, Alex (1940, 1941) Martin, R.S. (1929, 30, 31) West, Byron Kenneth (1952, 53, 54, 55) Rascher, Vernon (1951, 52) Wheatland, Alan (1962) Mason, W.T. (1926) Rasmussen, Rich (1974, 75) Mazzetta, Ozzie (1954) Whitacre, Andrew (1984, 85) Reed, Ross C. (1940, 41, 42) White, F.H. (1914, 15) McCarthy, James P. (1942, 43) Reif, John P. (1947, 48) White, H.H. (1917) McCloskey, Bob (2000) Reitsch, Robert (1954, 55, 56) Whitelaw, J.C. (1914, 15) McKinzie, James (1951, 52) Renwick, F.W. (1932) Whyte, G.K. (1928) Meier, Joseph (1979, 1980) Reston, J.B. (1931, 32) Wiley, D.F. (1928, 29) Metcalf, Robert L. (1939) Richart, Frank E. Jr. (1939, 40, 46) Williams, R.C. (1912) Meyer, Dylan (2015, 16, 17, 18) Riley, Tim (1998, 99, 2000 ,01) Winters, C.P. (1915) Wolfley, Richard F. (1941) Mickelson, A.M. (1935) Ring, Wayne (1945, 46, 47) Miller, Stephen (1979, 80) Woodcock, Scott (1994) Ripley, C.T. (1908) Wyatt, Arthur R. (1946, 47, 48, 49) Modjeska, Eugene F. (1940, 1943) Rolfe, Rial E. (1922, 23, 24) Moore, Ryan (2001, 03, 04) Rowader, Thomas (52, 53, 54) - Y - Mudrock, Mark (1979, 80) Rugg, Robert F. (1976, 77, 78, 79) Mueller, Roger (1955, 56) Russo, Tony (1989) Young (1908) Mulliken, John W. (1966, 67, 68) Murphy, Frank Jr. (1947) - Z - Zahn, Dene W. (1936) Zambole, Nicholas (1979, 80, 81, 82) Zimmerman, Danny (2005, 06)

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